Fed Tapering: Turning Point or Technicality?

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Fed Tapering: Turning Point or Technicality? ICMA 99 th Annual Conference 23 September 2013 Nanette Abuhoff Jacobson Vice President Global Investment Strategist Wellington Management Company, llp Wellington Management Company, llp

The Big Questions How high can US rates go? Is there any good news in Europe? What does slowing growth in China mean? Will Abenomics revive animal spirits in Japan? 348857_3.2 2

Ripple Effects of Fed Tapering Fed Tapering Bond Volatility and Illiquidity US Dollar Strength Emerging Markets Vulnerability 348857_3.3 /C 2000530446 3

New Macro and Market Dynamics Macro Dynamic Fed tapering Global DM growth improvement Slowing China Financial Market Impact Higher bond volatility/lower liquidity Favor equities EM vulnerable 348857_3.4 /C 2000532092 4

Rates Must Go Up? Treasury Yield (%) 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 December 1899 June 2013* 10-Yr US Treasury Yield (RHS) Debt/GDP (LHS) Bear Market 1902 1920-2.0% Bull Market 1920 1945 +3.1% Bear Market 1945 1981-1.7% Bull Market 1981 2012 +5.4% 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 US Debt/GDP 2 0.2 0 0.0 01 07 12 18 23 29 35 40 46 51 57 62 68 74 79 85 90 96 02 07 13 *10-Year US Treasury Yield through June 2013, Debt/GDP through December 2012 Annual excess return given for bear and bull markets For details see Sources: Rates Must Go Up slide 348857_3.5 5 EPG:EPG_Online_Jobs:349001-349500:349013:overlay.wendy.pdf

Functional Allocations Achieve Better Risk Balance Rising Economic Environments Strong Growth Inflation Growth All Regimes Weak Growth Stagflation Falling Falling Inflation Rising For illustrative purposes only Source: Wellington Management 348857_3.6 /C 2000493305 6

Putting It All Together Balance risk across multiple economic environments Favor developed-market equities over bonds Negative on investment-grade credit and emerging market assets, especially those with poor current-account dynamics Within fixed, look for Opportunistic or Absolute Return Inflation protection is cheap in Gold, Gold Stocks, or TIPS 348857_3.7 7

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