HomeAbout UsAssetsOur ClientsOur PeopleContact UsCareersSite Map
High Yield and Bank Loans will eventually become a singular asset-class. Find out why.
Institutional Strategies
Fixed Income
Equity
Alternatives
Mezzanine & Private Equity
Real Estate
Market Summary
Dow 10,533.15 +35.27 +0.34%
Nasdaq 2,264.24 -0.32 -0.01%
S&P 500 1,108.98 +2.85 +0.26%
30 Year Bond(%) 4.12% 0.054 +1.33%
10 Year Note(%) 3.00% 0.002 +0.07%
5 Year Note(%) 1.69% -0.016 -0.94%
13 Week Bill(%) 0.15% 0 0.00%
As of Thursday, July 29, 11:17 AM
Current Insights

Fixed Income Update
2nd Quarter 2010


The economy had reasonable momentum in the first quarter of 2010, but hit a soft patch in the second quarter as certain factors took a more negative turn. Read More.

ISC Insights
July 2010


The U.S. economy remains weak. Economic data weakened in June. The impact of fiscal stimulus is receding and the economy is softening as a result. Employment growth, while additive has been focused on the public sector while private sector growth has slowed. Read More.

From The Source - Mutli-Sector Strategies
Finding Balance Amid a Circus of Change


Market participants are juggling three interdependent, but somewhat separate themes. It's almost the market equivalent of a "Three Ring Circus", except instead of being able to focus on the performance in one ring, we are watching performances in all three rings simultaneously. Read More.

Cage The Risk
Low Tracking Error Strategies Help Stabilize Returns


The most recent financial crisis and subsequent recovery was an eye-opening experience for fixed income investors as their portfolios experienced unexpected volatility. Read More.

Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities Spotlight
Actively Navigating Changing Markets


Treasury Infl ation-Protected Securities (TIPS) were designed to mitigate the risk of infl ation and its effects on the purchasing power of an investor's capital, as the income they produce is directly linked to infl ation. While TIPS have this unique advantage during infl ationary periods, they also typically exhibit a high degree of interest rate risk due to their longer duration. Read More.

( archived items )
CDO Client LoginGlossary of Financial TermsLegal DisclaimerPrivacy Policy
©2010 Hartford Investment Management Company, 55 Farmington Avenue, Hartford CT 06105