Clients that bought unconstrained bond funds anticipated a rising rate environment that never came. Is there still a point to holding them? Lower rates constraining the unconstrained Should central bankers maintain loose conditions or move deeper into negative rate territory, bond managers may be forced to look towards riskier fixed income assets just to match previous yields; and given the…

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