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Tom is a managing director and senior portfolio manager at Manulife Investment Management. He's a member of the international fixed-income, global fixed-income, and strategic fixed-income teams. Prior to joining the firm, he was director of research at Fontana Capital and also held portfolio manager and lead analyst roles at SAC Capital, John Hancock, Putnam Investments, and Transamerica Investments. Tom earned a B.A. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an M.A. from Northwestern University.

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How low can they go? Weighing the outlook for credit spreads after tax reform

Corporate bond valuations are already tight. With companies poised to reap the benefits of tax reform, can credit spreads get even tighter? Take a closer look.

Thomas C. Goggins, Senior Portfolio Manager Manulife Investment Management

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February 08, 2018

Thomas C. Goggins, Senior Portfolio Manager Manulife Investment Management
Flexible is the new core: fixed-income investing for the next 30 years

With interest rates on the rise, investors may be in for a rude awakening when they discover how much risk they're taking in their core bond allocations. See why we believe a flexible approach is better suited to today's markets.

Daniel S. Janis III, Senior Portfolio Manager Manulife Investment Management

Thomas C. Goggins, Senior Portfolio Manager Manulife Investment Management

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September 29, 2017

Daniel S. Janis III, Senior Portfolio Manager Manulife Investment Management

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Viewpoints by Thomas C. Goggins, Senior Portfolio Manager at Manulife Investment Management

How low can they go? Weighing the outlook for credit spreads after tax reform

Flexible is the new core: fixed-income investing for the next 30 years

Explore the latest thinking from our network

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