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The American Council of Life Insurers is collaborating with Conning to present a series of live webinars. The program is designed for top executives and senior managers in the life & annuity markets.

Investment Grade Credit Outlook – Next Turns in the Corporate Credit Cycle

Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Time: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET

DESCRIPTION 
Change in the U.S. investment environment is inevitable as new market forces and potential government actions impact the investment environment. Corporate credit profiles have become stretched by a number of metrics, but a return of top- and bottom-line growth could reverse the worsening trends with respect to balance sheet leverage and interest coverage. Forthcoming changes will reveal winners and losers within the corporate universe. Conning experts from our portfolio management and corporate credit team will provide insight on these evolving changes and their implications for different corporate sectors. 

SPEAKERS
Matt Daly, a Managing Director and Head of Corporate Research, Conning 
Michael Mix, a Director and Portfolio Manager, Conning

MODERATOR
Sunny Wadhwa, Relationship Manager, Conning 

SPEAKER BIOS

Matt Daly, CFA is a Managing Director and the Head of Corporate Research at Conning where he is responsible for the global corporate and sovereign research teams. Prior to joining Conning in 2003, Mr. Daly was employed as a Credit Analyst at Webster Bank following non-investment grade leveraged loans. Prior to Webster, Mr. Daly was employed as a Credit Analyst at Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. and also at FleetBoston Financial Group. Mr. Daly is a graduate of Gordon College with a degree in Economics and Business Administration.

Michael J. Mix, CFA, is a Director and Portfolio Manager at Conning, where he manages fixed income portfolios. Prior to joining Conning in 1999, Mr. Mix spent five years as a Senior Analyst of Investments at the Travelers Insurance Company. Mr. Mix is a graduate of the University of Connecticut with a degree in Economics and earned an M.S. in Management at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.