Important Disclosures
*As of 02/28/2022. Opportunistic Credit since inception ranking is based on gross returns for Guggenheim’s Opportunistic Credit Composite versus 90 competitors in the eVestment US High Yield Fixed Income Universe. For the last 1-, 3-, 5- , 7- and 10-year periods, Opportunistic Credit ranked in the top 1%, 1%, 1%, 1% and 1%, respectively, versus 192, 188, 178, 167 and 133 competitors, respectively. Data taken from eVestment on 04/01/2022.
Guggenheim Investments composite peer rankings represent percentile rankings which are based on monthly gross of fee returns and reflect where those returns fall within the indicated eVestment Alliance LLC universe. eVestment Alliance LLC provides third party databases, including the institutional investment database from which the presented information was extracted. The eVestment Alliance LLC institutional investment database consists of over 1,500 active institutional managers, investment consultants, plan sponsors, and other similar financial institutions actively reporting on over 10,000 products. Only information regarding full year performance and rankings is presented as Guggenheim Investments believes performance for a full year period is an important factor. Additional information regarding eVestment Alliance LLC rankings for year to date and since inception performance of the composites is available on eVestment Alliance LLC’s website.
Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. There is no guarantee that any investment strategy will achieve its investment objectives or is suitable for all investors. Diversification does not ensure profit nor protect against loss. Every asset class is subject to various risks that affect their performance in different market cycles. Fixed income investments are subject to certain risks including market, interest-rate, issuer, credit, and inflation risk. Equity investments are subject to market risk or the risk of loss due to adverse company and industry news, or general economic decline. Alternative investments are subject to market risk, currency risk, foreign investment risks, liquidity risks, higher fees and expenses, regulatory restrictions, and volatility due to speculative trading and use of leverage.