Emily Wheeler joined Pender in October 2019 and is a Portfolio Manager working on the Pender Corporate Bond Fund and the Pender Bond Universe Fund.
Prior to joining Pender, Emily worked for a Vancouver based investment management firm that ran mandates including value, fixed income, growth and several alternative strategies. She began her career there in 2004 and gained experience in many aspects of the firm’s business. Emily traded equities, fixed income, options and currency for the firm’s growth, value, fixed income and an alternative strategy mandate and most recently held the title of Portfolio Manager working with the firm’s value and high yield teams.
Emily holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of British Columbia. She obtained her Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 2010 and is a CFA charterholder and a member of CFA Society Vancouver.
The class F units of the Pender Bond Universe Fund were up 1.3% over the quarter and 8.0%1 for the year, making 2025 the Fund’s best year on record since inception in 2020. In Q4, the class F units outperformed their benchmark by 1.6% for the quarter and 5.4% on a full year basis. Strength […]
Class F units of the Pender Bond Universe Fund (the “Fund”) were up 4.7%1 over the quarter, outperforming their benchmark, the FTSE Canada Universe Bond Index, by 3.2%. All portions of the Fund pulled in the same direction this period with our high grade, individual credit lines and Pender Corporate Bond Fund holdings all higher […]
Although outperforming it’s benchmark[1] by 0.2%[2] in Q2, the Class F units of the Pender Bond Universe Fund were down 0.4% over the period. Exposure to Non-Investment Grade securities through our Pender Corporate Bond Fund holdings and several individual credits held, negatively impacted performance this quarter. The Fund’s High-Grade exposure was largely positive over the […]
The Class F units of the Pender Bond Universe Fund were up 2.2%[1] in the first quarter of 2025. The Fund outperformed its benchmark, FTSE/TMX Canada Universe Bond Index, by 0.2% over the period. Almost all of the Fund’s holdings contributed positively in Q1 as the environment for both rates and line-item credit positions was […]
Highlights Positive contributors to the Fund included TXNM Energy 5.75% ’54 convertible bonds via the combination of price appreciation and a competitive coupon, and OPKO Health Inc. 3.75% ’29 convertible bonds. The Fund added Duke Energy’s 4.125% ’26 convertible bonds. With US High Yield spreads significantly below average, we took a cautious disposition toward lower […]
Nothing lasts forever, and that includes rising inflation. Now, after a couple of years of ever-rising interest rates to tamp down inflation, headline inflation is easing. The latest July report came in at 2.5%, the lowest reading since March 2021 and Fed watchers expect another 25-basis point cut in interest rates at the Bank of […]
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