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Asset management company regulated by AMF under n° GP-18000014 – Limited company with a share capital of 50 938 997 euros – Trade register n°525 192 753 Paris – VAT: FR 93 525 192 753 – Registered Office: 43, avenue Pierre Mendès-France, 75013 Paris – www.ostrum.com
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The credit market has recovered in 2023. Companies are showing their resilience, yields are at their highest for 10 years.
For those wanting to take advantage of this interesting opportunity, Emilie Huot, Credit Portfolio Manager at Ostrum AM presents our new SRI Crossover 2026 hold-to-maturity credit strategy !
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Find a mid-year recap on green bonds, social bonds, sustainability bonds and sustainability-linked bonds, as well as regulatory information.
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