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by troydavis
1204 days ago
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It doesn’t mention the root cause, which was chasing yield by buying longer-duration Treasuries (and not hedging that exposure). Obviously the exposure to tech was a contributing factor, but that wouldn’t have been a problem if they had accepted lower yields (as their inflows grew in 2020-2021). They’d have bought shorter-duration bonds or hedged their rate exposure. They wanted 2019-era yields to continue after April 2020, and took duration risk to get it. |
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