top of page

NKAML Blog

“Welcome to the Naisbitt King quarterly blog where we discuss our view of macroeconomic events driving markets, idiosyncratic stories and noteworthy bond issuance and rating actions.”
Zinzan Hunter, Research Analyst
Monthly Bond Commentary - January 2026
After an arduous process President Trump has nominated former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh to take on the reigns of the Fed in May; when Jerome Powell's term ends. We anticipate an initially dovish Warsh to take the helm but his hawkish past moderates fears of Trump interfering materially with the central bank's independence for the time being. We can therefore anticipate looser monetary policy and lower interest rates in the short-term; a boon for bonds. Credit typic
3 days ago1 min read
Monthly Bond Commentary - December 2025
Despite the many global problems of 2025, I am pleased to announce that the performance of all the portfolios we manage was extremely successful with all beating their benchmarks. They have also beaten the performance of the Pimco Total return Fund. With the continuing war in Ukraine, the ever-changing Trump tariffs, the Israeli-Hamas war, global inflation still proving sticky, and now the Venezuelan situation, making investment choices difficult, we will continue to hold bro
Feb 21 min read
Monthly Bond Commentary - November 2025
November delivered the second, and much delayed, Labour government budget in the UK. After a series of errors, both forced and unforced, markets were apprehensive of what Rachel Reeves might announce in what was a shambolic period of leaks before the event. However, markets are placated for the time being with the spread of 10-year UK Gilts over US Treasury's stabilising close to 45bps; despite a historic precedent of trading on lower yields prior to interest rate rises post
Dec 10, 20251 min read
Commentary
CIO's Year End Letter 2025
Naisbitt King Asset Management is a corporate bond specialist with many years’ experience of successfully running actively managed global fixed interest portfolios for clients. Unlike most bond fund managers, we currently do not hold any sovereign debt. This is not because we think sovereign bonds are in any way dubious but because we believe returns on corporate debt, using careful study and research, allows us to give the portfolios a superior risk reward performance. W
Jan 46 min read
CIO's Half Year Letter 2025
The first half of the year has been one of pretty much global mayhem. President Trump’s chaotic and unusual approach to tariffs, the...
Jul 15, 20253 min read
Chairmans Review and Outlook
Review of 2024 The end of 2024 marks another positive year for bond markets. Interest rate cuts from global central banks and spread...
Feb 4, 20253 min read
Quarterly Reports
bottom of page
