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Viewpoints Trading Geopolitics: The Long View on Growing U.S.-China Tensions Trading Geopolitics: The Long View on Growing U.S.-China Tensions Economic and financial ties between the world's two biggest economies are increasingly fraying. We discuss the long-term outlook and implications for investors.
Blog Supply Chain Crisis: Disruption Should Lead to Greater Diversification Supply Chain Crisis: Disruption Should Lead to Greater Diversification Supply chains set to become less dependent on China over time.
Viewpoints Three Disruptive Trends Set to Transform the Auto Industry Three Disruptive Trends Set to Transform the Auto Industry Disruptions should lead to opportunities for investors who can identify the likely winners and losers.
Economic and Market Commentary Third-Quarter Earnings Eased Market Fears, But Will the Reprieve Last? Third-Quarter Earnings Eased Market Fears, But Will the Reprieve Last? Equity and credit markets have thus far taken lackluster earnings results and lower expectations in stride, but we think this could change if confidence readings drop further.
Blog Credit Versus Equities: Idiosyncratic Stories Call For a Thoughtful Approach Credit Versus Equities: Idiosyncratic Stories Call For a Thoughtful Approach While slower earnings growth is a broad headwind for both corporate debt and equities, it also tends to increase performance dispersion.
Lillian Lin Portfolio Manager, Investment Grade Credit Share Share Share via LinkedIn Share via Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Email Add Add Download Download Print Print Ms. Lin is a senior vice president and investment grade credit portfolio manager in the Newport Beach office. She was a member of PIMCO’s Americas portfolio committee for eight years, and she has also been a rotating member of the emerging markets portfolio committee. She currently serves on the PIMCO Women steering committee as well as the PIMCO LEAP (Leading and Engaging as Asian Professionals) engagement committee. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2014, she worked in fixed income portfolio analysis at Harvard Management Company and was a FICC (fixed income, commodities, and currencies) derivatives trader at UBS. She was named the Next Generation Leader of the Year in 2022 by Women in Asset Management, and she was named a Rising Star at Markets Media's 2020 Women in Finance Awards. She has 10 years of investment experience and holds an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and an undergraduate degree in mathematics from Peking University.
