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PIMCO

Generating Income from Private Markets

In the face of higher volatility and macro uncertainty, private debt can provide diversification, stability and resilience to pension scheme portfolios. In this session we explore what assets can generate attractive, high quality income, helping to close funding gaps as well as meet cash flow liabilities.

About PIMCO

PIMCO was founded in 1971 in Newport Beach, California, and pioneered an active total return approach to fixed income investing. Today we have offices across the globe and have over 3,100 professionals united by a single purpose: creating opportunities and alpha for investors across

every market environment.

With over £1.45 trillion in assets under management*, PIMCO is one of the world’s premier fixed income investment managers offering a suite of solutions designed to meet a broad range of UK institutional investor needs, across both public and private markets. Each of our strategies provides access to a time-tested investment process combining macroeconomic views with rigorous security analysis, risk controls and world-class portfolio management.

PIMCO has been active in the UK and Ireland institutional market since 1999 and currently manage over £30 billion in fixed income, multi-asset and alternative assets for a wide range of UK and Irish institutional investors including pension schemes.

* As of 30th June 2022

mallowstreet University Dinner: Navigating the Credit Cycle

Private debt has proven to be compelling to investors seeking higher yields, with a view to capital preservation, and an increasing focus on cash flow profile. But the elongated economic expansion, record capital formation and terms that are highly favourable to corporate borrowers have created a dilemma for allocators. Securing income from credit sectors with greater barriers to entry, while positioning for dislocation in corporate credit can each help investors to navigate the late stage of the current cycle.

This dinner is accredited for CPD points by the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) and is exclusively for pension fund decision makers and their advisors.

Speakers

Tom Collier
Mr. Collier is an executive vice president and alternatives product strategist in the London office. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2012, he was a director at HSBC, evaluating alternative investment funds and strategies. He performed a similar function at a subsidiary of Bank of New York Mellon, where he was also a member of the investment committee and held responsibility for client reporting. He began his career at Barclays. He has 20 years of investment and financial services experience and holds an undergraduate degree from University College London.

Program

6:30 PM Guest Arrival

Welcome drinks served
7:00 PM Seated for Dinner

Dinner served followed by presentation
9:00 PM End

mallowstreet University Dinner: Navigating the Credit Cycle

Speakers

Program

6:30 PM Guest Arrival

7:00 PM Seated for Dinner

9:00 PM End