Guggenheim CIO Says Credit Market Is ‘Next Shoe to Drop’

  • CIO likes investment grade bonds, sees lower quality cracks
  • She expects a rolling recession to hit smaller borrowers, CRE

Anne Walsh

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While calls for a soft-landing are piling up on Wall Street, Anne Walsh is staying on the defensive.

The chief investment officer of Guggenheim Partners Investment Management, which manages more than $225 billion, is hiding out in high quality bonds while bracing for lower quality parts of the credit market to get hit.