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Raghav Mehta

Strategist,

Fidelity Canada

About Raghav

Raghav Mehta started his career with Scotia Capital in global fixed income. Mr. Mehta worked in the fixed income trading and sales group at Scotiabank within Capital Markets. He joined Fidelity Investments Canada from FIS (previously SunGard, acquired by FIS) where he spent the last five years as a strategist in the institutional sales solutions and cross-asset trading division. Prior to that role Mr. Mehta spent five years at Scotiabank and RBC Capital Markets as a fixed income professional. He has also worked in wealth management with BMO Nesbitt Burns and RBC Dominion Securities before transitioning to the institutional business. Mr. Mehta has his finance degree from the University of Toronto and is a CFA charter-holder.


Raghav's Videos

Raghav Mehta CFA, ETF strategist at Fidelity Investments Canada discusses upcoming opportunities in fixed income. With central banks nearing the end of rate hike cycles, bond investors had faced a challenging and volatile environment. With yields near decade highs, there are now various sectors of the bond market that investors should consider when building a well-diversified portfolio. 

Raghav Mehta, ETF Strategist at Fidelity Investments Canada discusses the upcoming opportunities in fixed income. With global central banks embarking on simultaneous rate hike cycles, bond investors faced a challenging and volatile environment. With two consecutive years of negative returns for major bond indices and yields near decade highs, there are now various sectors of the bond market that investors should consider when building a well-diversified portfolio.

 

Raghav Mehta, ETF Strategist at Fidelity Investments Canada discusses the arising opportunities in fixed income. With global central banks embarking on simultaneous rate hike cycles, bond investors were faced with a challenging and volatile environment. With two consecutive years of negative returns for major bond indices and yields near decade highs, there are now various sectors of the bond market that investors should consider when building a well-diversified portfolio.