By most accounts, if you look at asset classes at the beginning of the year compared to today, loans are probably on a short list of things that have actually delivered what investors expected, returning about 3 percent at mid-year, that's better than equities, high yield bonds and the vast majority of bondland in red ink.

Chris Remington

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Loans have been on bargain basement sale for a significant part of the year, yet still investors have not been drawn in, in fact, they've gone the other way.

Chris Remington

The rising income benefit of this asset class is really not a 201... by Chris Remington

The rising income benefit of this asset class is really not a 2016 feature, it's a 2017 feature.

Chris Remington

There seems little that is going to change the modest outflows that appear likely to persist through the end of the year until there is some news for investors.

Chris Remington

We'll likely see net out versus net in, but I don't see any impetus for it to go either direction in a big way. The hotter money prone to leaving is probably gone already, and the moderation in the outflows from the summertime supports that view.

Chris Remington

The massive redemptions that occurred in 2014 and in the opening of 2015 have largely abated, and short-term rates haven't started rising yet so increased retail buying hasn't begun in earnest.

Chris Remington