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Global Multi-Strategy Fund
USD 475 B+
Fixed income assets managed firmwide (USD)
275+
Dedicated fixed income professionals
17
Average years' industry experience
All figures are for the Wellington Management Group of companies as of 31 December 2025.
Wellington’s edge in fixed income
Wellington's fixed income edge is unique. We combine the range and resources of a large firm with the agility and specialization of a small one.
Independent, empowered, and accountable teams
Each specialist team makes its own decisions for client portfolios. We believe this independence can help generate more consistent performance across market environments by diversifying return sources.
Expertise spanning sectors, asset classes, and investment disciplines
Our fixed income strategies benefit from being part of an integrated investment platform that spans all major asset classes and draws on Wellington’s multi-disciplinary research capabilities.
Collaboration among specialists
Our specialized fixed income professionals develop insights on every major sector and region — and they are incented to share those insights across the firm.
Sophisticated tools for risk management and portfolio construction
Proprietary quantitative tools for building portfolios, managing risks, and assessing liquidity support alignment with client objectives.
Robust fixed income management resources
Our fixed income portfolio management capabilities span all publicly traded sectors. We seek to combine top-down and bottom-up inputs to identify and exploit fixed income market inefficiencies around the world.
Specialized expertise across sectors and regions
Wellington Management’s fixed income investment professionals — specialist portfolio managers, market strategists, sector experts, and more than 60 credit and quantitative analysts — are based in the UK, the US, and Hong Kong. Each portfolio management team is independent and empowered to make investment decisions for the strategies it oversees.
Depth, experience, and continuity
Our private partnership structure helps us to attract and retain world-class investment talent and allows us to align performance incentives for our professionals with the achievement of client objectives. This has contributed to the depth, experience, and continuity of our fixed income investors.
Our experienced team of over 200 dedicated fixed income professionals includes portfolio managers, credit, currency, and quantitative analysts, traders, and strategists.
Meet our fixed income experts
In my experience, there are two things that are certain. One, the world will always continue to surprise you. And two, those surprises are likely to be reflected in the fixed income market, which serves as a quantitative way of looking at the world.
I really use the math and the analysis and the fundamental credit research of Wellington to try to take the emotion out of the investor psychology swings that we see in markets all the time to try to make the best possible decision we can for clients.
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