Trilbe Wynne

Editorial Assistant

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Trilbe Wynne is the editorial assistant in the Chicago office.

She is responsible for assisting the editorial department with research, administrative tasks and P&I Daily.

Ms. Wynne previously was a production coordinator for institutional investment products at Morningstar and a document specialist at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.

She graduated from Columbia University and has a Master of Fine Arts degree in poetry from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

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Recent Stories
Erik Herzfeld
Variety of fixed-incomes strategies met challenges of 2nd quarter

Positive bond returns were hard to find, as inflation concerns persisted and the Fed hiked rates twice during the second quarter.
Arthur Laffer Jar.
Inflation-focused bond strategies rise to top in difficult year

Inflation-protected bond strategies outperformed during the year ended March 31, as inflation continued to rise and the Fed raised rates.
Royce Kosoff
Corporate plans get boost from rising rates, returns

Liabilities plummeted and funded status improved for the 100 largest plans in 2021 as the average discount rate rose 30 basis points.
Paul Colonna
Rising rates benefit funding further in 2022

Corporate plans came out of 2021 with better funding ratios, but 2022's challenge may be yield.
Jon Hale
Opportunities grow to help fixed-income investors use ESG

Asset owners are integrating ESG views into their fixed-income portfolios, but the process is complicated.
Ryan Paylor
High yield, inflation drive bond strategies

As fixed-income investors continued to watch inflation and the Fed, high yield once again dominated Morningstar Inc.'s top 10 list.
Jed McCarthy
High yield, TIPS strategies find success amid flat bond markets

High yield held the majority of spaces among Morningstar Inc.'s top-performing fixed-income strategies for the year ended Sept. 30.
Investors increasingly find ETFs fit the bill

Worldwide indexed assets managed in ETFs/ETNs increased to $6.82 trillion, as ETFs continue to prove their usefulness.
Wooden blocks spelling ETFs on a newspaper background with fever chart
ETFs becoming an increasing part of transition managers’ toolkits

Increased ETF use, which contributes to greater volume and liquidity, makes ETFs useful in portfolio transition management.
Passive assets rise 35.9% to $20.87 trillion on strong returns

Worldwide indexed assets under management rose 35.9% to $20.87 trillion as of June 30, according to Pensions & Investments’ annual survey.
L&S Advisors' Bennett Gross, Kenneth Malamed and Matthew Nussbaum
High yield continues to produce highest returns

High-yield strategies dominated Morningstar's separate account/collective investment trust universes for a second consecutive quarter.
Paul Benson
High-yield strategies dominate Morningstar’s 1-year fixed-income rankings

Seven of the top 10 performing fixed-income strategies were in Morningstar's high-yield bond category for the year ended March 31.
Zorast Wadia
Roller-coaster year yields lower pension expense despite liabilities going higher

Corporate plans saw funding levels rise and pension expenses fall in 2020, despite higher liabilities and a historically low discount rate.
Tom Meyers
Strong recovery amid pandemic produces small gain in funding

Aggregate assets, liabilities and funded status rose for the 100 largest plans in 2020 as the average discount rate plummeted.
Denis Gabriel
Return of risk puts high yield on par with long duration

Long-duration bonds continued to dominate the list of top-performing fixed-income strategies in the last quarter of 2020.