Guggenheim Investments

Investments

Guggenheim Investments is the investment management business of Guggenheim Partners. We invest across a diverse set of asset classes with a singular mission: to serve as superior stewards of capital and trusted advisors to our partners and our clients. We offer clients a wide range of differentiated capabilities built on a proven commitment to investment excellence.

Core beliefs:

  • Rigorous research and a deep understanding of risk are the cornerstones of our capabilities
  • Investing alongside our clients aligns our interests with their success
  • Delivering a superior client experience requires sophistication in all aspects of client interaction
  • Our people are our advantage and we must continuously attract and retain talent

 

 
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INSTITUTIONAL OFFERINGS

Fixed Income
Our goal is superior risk-adjusted returns to protect and grow our clients’ capital.

Equities
Guggenheim’s equities offerings span asset classes and investing styles.

Alternatives
Guggenheim’s alternative strategies can help clients diversify sources of return.

Hedge Fund Managed Account Solutions
Guggenheim’s independent managed account platform is intended for institutional investors looking for customized hedge fund managed account solutions.

Intermediary Web Site

Macro View

Abenomics for Europe

The devaluation of the Japanese yen may lead EU policymakers to implement measures that will help the economic situation in the single currency zone.
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News Coverage

Barron’s: Global CIO Scott Minerd Sees Short-Term Risks, With Prosperity Ahead

Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer at Guggenheim Partners LLC, discusses why he believes, despite recent sell-offs, “We are in the early stages of an age of prosperity.”
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Portfolio Strategy

The Core Conundrum

As yields on the flagship fixed-income benchmark languish around 1.9 percent, the chasm between investors' return targets and current market realities deepens. Bridging this gap, without assuming undue credit or duration risk, requires a shift away from the traditional view of core fixed-income management in favor of a more diversified, multi-sector approach.
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