Bond Fund Symposium 2019 Download Center
This page contains links to materials from Crane's Bond Fund Symposium 2019. These files are available for download to attendees and Crane Data subscribers, but they should not be shared without permission. If you have problems with any downloads or questions on this information, please contact us at info@cranedata.com or 508-439-4419.
Conference materials
| Full Conference Binder |
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| bfs0319binder.pdf |
Session Recordings and Powerpoints
| Crane, Antoniewicz: State of the Bond Fund Marketplace |
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| bfs0319crane.mp3 |
| bfs0319crane.pptx |
| Mejzak, Schneider: Ultra‐Shorts vs. SMAs: Round II |
| bfs0319schneider.mp3 |
| bfs0319mejzak.PPTX |
| bfs0319schneider.ppt |
| Cabana, Cloherty: Bond Strategists' Outlook for Rates & Spreads |
| bfs0319cabana.mp3 |
| bfs0319cloherty.pptx |
| bfs0319cabana.pdf |
| Fayvelevich, Johnson: US Bond Fund Rangs & LGIP Market Update |
| bfs0319fayvil.mp3 |
| bfs0319johnson.pptx |
| bfs0319fayvil.pptx |
| D’Angelo, Martucci: Senior Portfolio Manager Perspectives |
| bfs0319senior.mp3 |
| Roever, Schomberg, Weaver, Yi: Major Issues in Fixed‐Income Investing |
| bfs0319major.mp3 |
| bfs0319roever.pdf |
| Goldthwait, McNerny, Urbanowicz: ETF Roundtable & Near‐Cash ETF Trends |
| bfs0319urban.mp3 |
| bfs0319urban.pptx |
| Goldthwait, Shilling: Index Fund & ESG Issues in the Bond Space |
| bfs0319shilling.mp3 |
| bfs0319shilling.pptx |
| Cohen, Gershkow: Regulatory Update: Liquidity & Disclosures |
| bfs0319cohen.mp3 |
| bfs0319cohen.pptx |
| Crane, Pope: Money Fund Update & Conservative USBFs |
| bfs0319crane2.mp3 |
| bfs0319crane2.pptx |
| Hill, Simko: Government Bond Market & Fund Discussion |
| bfs0319hill.mp3 |
| Lind, Rieger: Municipal Bond Market Overview |
| bfs0319lind.pptx |
| bfs0319rieger1.pdf |
| Crane: Bond Fund Tools & Data |
| bfs0319crane3.mp3 |
| bfs0319crane3.pptx |
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