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The Secrets of a Winning Bond Fund

edited January 2020 in The Bullpen
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The Secrets of a Winning Bond Fund
By Debbie Carlson
Jan. 28, 2020 8:00 am ET

Matt Brill is the lead portfolio manager for Invesco Core Plus Bond. Photograph by Peyton Fulford
Matt Brill knows how bad bond markets can get.

In 2005 he started as a portfolio manager in ING’s commercial mortgage-backed securities and investment-grade credit divisions. It was part of the insurer’s structured credit group, which included asset-backed securities and collateralized loan obligations. That placed him at ground zero of the global financial crisis, which started in structured credit in 2007 before spreading in 2008.
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