Many EM funds are not all they’re cracked up to be, overallocating in developed markets to chase performance or not providing the quality and growth needed to manage risk. We believe Calamos Evolving World Growth Fund (CNWIX) provides the emerging markets profile investors seek: sensible EM country exposures, a higher-growth and higher-quality portfolio, and historically strong performance.
Read PostWe take a look at how the largest and widely held active emerging markets funds met the test of recent years—and we compare it to the performance of Calamos Evolving World Growth Fund (CNWIX).
Read PostConvertible securities continue to be an attractive means of taking a more measured approach to the equity market.
Read PostDouble-digit returns have followed previous drawdowns.
Read PostThe Convertible Price Track illustrates the theoretical relationships between a convertible bond’s price and the par value of the bond as the underlying stock price rises or falls. Now it's animated!
Read PostReplays of the CIO calls held over a three-week period in volatile February 2022 are now available.
Read PostThe receding pandemic should continue to provide a tailwind for the reopening exposure, local consumption opportunities, and select reflationary beneficiaries, according to the Calamos Global Equity team in its latest update, "Navigating Shifting Crosscurrents."
Read PostHave it your way: Calamos’ six actively managed open-end funds use convertibles to support a variety of asset allocation goals.
Read PostThe combination of fiscal support as well as pent-up demand, combined with improved contribution from China, should drive emerging markets results over the next few quarters, says Nick Niziolek, CFA, Co-CIO, Head of Global Strategies, Senior Co-Portfolio Manager of Calamos Evolving World Growth Fund (CNWIX).
Read PostConverts were “almost tailor-made for the circumstances of spring 2020,” and it’s easy to “imagine future economic dislocations on the horizon,” according to The Economist on July 10. The coverage focuses on convertible bonds as a “flexible source of capital,” offering advantages over straight debt or equity for both issuers and investors.
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