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Over 90% of Allspring Global Investments' active fixed income strategies have outperformed their benchmarks on a three, five, and ten-year basis.
Allspring Global Investments is deliberately choosing not to enter the private credit market through acquisition or partnership, unlike many of its similarly-sized peers.
Kate Burke believes the high energy consumption of AI is an under-discussed risk, and that the success of AI is contingent on a significant build-out of energy infrastructure.
Allspring Global Investments manages approximately $635 billion in client assets.
Allspring Global Investments manages $450 billion in fixed income assets, making it one of the larger players in the market.
Allspring Global Investments was formerly Wells Fargo Asset Management before being sold.
Allspring Global Investments was built as a multi-boutique model through Wells Fargo's acquisition of brands including Montgomery, Strong Capital, and Evergreen.
Wells Fargo Advisors remains the largest client of Allspring Global Investments.
A key strategic initiative at Allspring Global Investments is to integrate its historically independent investment teams to create more leverage across its platform.
Kate Burke believes the market has entered a new "age of fixed income" where bonds are well-positioned to outperform for a sustained period.
Allspring Global Investments has successfully grown its relationship with Wells Fargo advisors since its separation from Wells Fargo.
Allspring Global Investments distributes its products through intermediary platforms including Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and Raymond James.