Western Asset

since 1971
  • 501-1,000 employees
  • Investment Management

Western Asset

Since 1971, Western Asset Management Company has provided global fixed-income investment management services for a wide variety of clients. Our long term, fundamental value approach utilizes our extensive research and risk management capabilities and seeks to provide superior returns for our clients.

Headquartered in Pasadena, California, Western Asset’s global presence includes offices in New York, London, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Melbourne, São Paulo and Zurich.

Expertise

Fixed-Income Asset Management, Financial Services, and Institutional Investing

2Q GDP Rise Reverses Bogus 1Q Decline
  • 3 days ago

Despite eye-catching GDP swings this year, much of the volatility likely reflects statistical noise from how imports are counted. In our view, the real story is that economic growth is steady but l...

Weekly Municipal Monitor—Stable Reserves Underscore State Budget Health
  • 4 days ago

As most states closed out fiscal year 2025 last month, here we review the health of state budgets heading into the new fiscal year.

New-Home Sales Flattish in June, Starts Down
  • 9 days ago

While sales held steady in June, a rising number of unsold homes and persistent affordability issues signal that builders may soon tap the brakes on new construction.

Muni Monthly—June 2025
  • 10 days ago

In June, fixed-income markets responded positively to softer inflation and labor data, as global geopolitical tensions contributed to a flight-to-quality sentiment.

Weekly Municipal Monitor—Elevated NY Supply Improves Value Proposition
  • 11 days ago

This week we highlight the elevated New York muni issuance of last week, which supports higher income opportunities within the state.

Weekly Municipal Monitor—Big Beautiful Bill Outcomes
  • 15 days ago

This week we highlight implications from the final Big Beautiful Bill legislation signed by President Trump on July 4.

EM Corporates—Powering Through Policy and Geopolitics
  • 16 days ago

Emerging market corporate bonds are currently offering attractive returns and showing resilience in 2025, with metals & mining and Europe leading gains despite ongoing global trade and geopolitical...

Copper Fundamentals Intact Despite Tariff Headlines
  • 17 days ago

Despite a new 50% copper import tariff expected by August 2025, core copper fundamentals remain strong, with resilient demand and stable long-term supply outlooks.

Brazil in the Crosshairs
  • 23 days ago

Trump’s proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian imports appears primarily political, with limited direct economic risk but potential implications for US-Brazil trade relations and a possible boost to Pres...