Thornburg is pleased to announce the promotions of Nicholas Anderson, CFA, and Emily Leveille, CFA, to portfolio managers on the Thornburg International Growth Fund and SMA strategy.
Results for: Ben Kirby
Thornburg has successfully completed the initial public offering of the Thornburg Income Builder Opportunities Trust (NASDAQ: TBLD).
Thornburg is pleased to announce the addition of John Bonnell, CFA, as portfolio manager and managing director on Thornburg’s municipal bond team.
Thornburg is pleased to announce that Steven Klopukh, CFA, and Tim McCarthy, CFA, have joined the firm as portfolio managers and managing directors. Messrs. Klopukh and McCarthy oversee two small- and mid-cap (“SMID”) equity mutual funds and plan to introduce SMID managed account and model delivery capabilities.
Ben Kirby, co-head of investments, shares reasons to be bullish on emerging markets on Bloomberg TV.
Co-Heads of Investments Ben Kirby and Jeff Klingelhofer answer four key questions on the minds of investors for 2021.
Thornburg Co-Head of Investments Ben Kirby talked to Yahoo Finance TV about the economic bifurcation between Wall Street and Main Street; China and other geopolitical risks; and stocks that could be interesting short- and long-term investments.
Thornburg Investment Management announced that Ben Kirby and Jeff Klingelhofer each have been appointed to the newlycreated position of head of investments.
Morningstar's analysis of Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund, based on five key pillars: Process, Performance, People, Parent, and Price.
Portfolio Manager and Managing Director Ben Kirby was featured in Barron's. Reflecting on attractive parts of the market in relation to Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund, as the 10-year U.S. Treasury note and the S&P 500 yield similar rates, 2.17% and 2% respectively.
Ben Kirby appeared on CNBC and reminded investors that despite a steady flow of ‘earnings beat' headlines, fewer companies are following this trend, and earnings expectations have generally fallen. Why? Trade talks have been a "goat rodeo," causing uncertainty and investment to slow.
