Kevin Foley is a Managing Associate at PC Invasion. He covers a range of topics with a focus on finance, investment strategies, and personal finance, while also delving into arts and entertainment. Kevin's work has been featured in notable publications such as Orthopedic Design & Technology, The Globe and Mail, and Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd.
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Kevin Foley's articles primarily focus on gaming, particularly providing how-to guides and reviews. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering expertise in the gaming industry, especially related to popular games like Starfield and Cyberpunk 2077. Providing insights into game mechanics or strategies for popular games could be helpful when pitching ideas for his coverage.
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Short-term investment grade prospectus credit funds are worth pondering
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Here's how to identify that fund, and quantify it for clients. By Kevin Foley Kevin Foley is Managing Director, Institutional Accounts at YTM Capital
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It pays to have a wide informational lens
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Put your asset allocation to the test
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The poor state of private credit could indicate hidden issues in the private equity world
A day in the life in an industry that is more art than interest rates
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It isn't. Interest rate exposure alone is not fixed income. An effective portfolio still allocates 30-50 per cent to fixed income - way too much to have riding on any single risk factor.
