The team takes a 360-degree view of the fixed-income markets

Successful investing in today’s markets requires a broad-based approach, the flexibility to exploit a range of sectors and investment opportunities, and a keen understanding of the complex global interrelationships that drive the markets.

That’s why Putnam has more than 70 fixed-income professionals focusing on key areas such as global rates, securitized products, credit, emerging markets, currency, and portfolio construction. Together, our team offers comprehensive coverage of every aspect of the fixed-income world, based not only on sectors, but also on the broad sources of risk — and opportunities — most likely to drive returns.

Institutional Fixed Income Portfolio Construction

Putnam’s veteran fixed-income team offers a depth and breadth of insight

D. William Kohli
Co-Head of Fixed Income
Global Strategies
Investing since 1987
Joined Putnam in 1994

Michael V. Salm
Co-Head of Fixed Income
Liquid Markets and Securitized Products
Investing since 1992
Joined Putnam in 1997

Paul D. Scanlon, CFA
Co-Head of Fixed Income
Global Credit
Investing since 1986
Joined Putnam in 1999

Backed by investment expertise from 70+ fixed-income professionals

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