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Eve Lando, JD

Portfolio Manager and Managing Director

Eve Lando is a portfolio manager for Thornburg Investment Management. She joined Thornburg's municipal team in 2019 as associate portfolio manager and was named portfolio manager in 2020.

Eve holds a BA in urban studies from Columbia University and a JD from Brooklyn Law School, with a concentration in business law studies. She has extensive experience in municipal bond research and analysis, with particular focus on deal structures and legal covenants. Eve has covered sectors such as state and local government finance, public power, essential services, health care and higher education, across the investment grade and high-yield spectrum. Prior to joining Thornburg, she worked for over 14 years at Lazard Asset Management, most recently as a senior vice president and municipal research analyst, and before that, she was a municipal research associate at AllianceBernstein.

Eve is a member of the National Federation of Municipal Analysts and the Municipal Analysts Group of New York and is fluent in Russian and Italian.

24years in industry
5years at Thornburg

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Cut to the Chase webcast

Cut to the Chase: Seizing Fixed Income Opportunities

The Fed looks set to cut interest rates this week, prompting a re-evaluation of fixed income strategies. There are strategies and opportunities in fixed income to exploit.
2024 Outlook for Municipal Bonds
Outlook

2024 Outlook – Muni Bonds: Will the Tether to Treasuries Unravel?

In 2023, Munis and Treasuries moved in lockstep, and flow dynamics roiled the market. Investors need to be mindful of technical factors amid bountiful yields.
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Municipal Bonds

Stability + Reserves + Yields = Opportunities in Munis

Munis are attractive again as Investors are finally getting paid with higher yields and the tax advantage. However, diligent research sets active managers apart.
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Municipal Bonds

It’s Not All About the Fed, Munis Are Swayed by Weak Issuance

Munis are not in lockstep with Treasuries, as supply plays a crucial role in how Munis react in a rising rate environment.
Municipal Bonds

Municipal Revenues Hold Up Well, But Watch for Slower Growth

Municipal revenues remain firm, even as operating income for some entities deteriorates. However, recession and resulting slower growth are potential risks.
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Municipal Bonds

How Resilient Are Municipal Bonds During Recessions?

Despite the possibility of a recession, Thornburg Portfolio Manager Eve Lando believes municipal bonds are well prepared to weather the downturn.
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Markets & Economy

What’s Happened to Municipals in 2022

Sharp swings dominated the muni market through the first half of 2022. Portfolio Manager Eve Lando shares her take on the market.
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Income

The Municipal Market: High Coupons & High Premiums

The "Magic of Munis." We examine municipal bond coupon structures with a focus on high coupon and high premium bonds.
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Markets & Economy

The Supply and Demand Effect on the Muni Market

Thornburg PMs discuss important topics impacting the municipal bond market, including supply and demand, infrastructure spending and cyber security.
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Markets

Why Municipal Bonds May Be the Best Option in Fixed Income

Inflation concerns, new tax policies, infrastructure changes and rising rates are all on investors’ minds. Municipal bonds may be the go-to solution in the coming year.