News & Insights

Barron’s recently featured the fund in an article titled “An International Stock Fund Weathers the Storm.”

Stanek recognized for her investment skill and commitment to clients’ interests.

Morningstar recognize Baird and Mary Ellen Stanek for investor-focused alignment and excellent investment skill.

Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying, "In this world, nothing can be certain, except death and taxes." But savvy long-term investors know they can add demographics to the list.

Baird Advisors Co-CIO and Baird Funds President Mary Ellen Stanek, CFA, was recently recognized as one of the ‘Best Female Portfolio Managers to Invest With Now’ by Morningstar.

Baird Advisors' hard work, dedication to clients and commitment to delivering consistent competitive results recognized for third consecutive year.

Co-heads of municipals at Baird Advisors, Duane McAllister and Lyle Fitterer, discuss the challenging environment in the first month and a half of 2022 and where risks and opportunities lie in a volatile investing landscape.

Baird Advisors Co-CIO and Baird Funds President Mary Ellen Stanek, CFA, spoke with Chuck Jaffe on the MoneyLife podcast about how bond investors can approach rising inflation rates.

Bond Yields Climb as a More Hawkish Fed Signals Steepest Hiking Cycle Since Mid-1990s

Inflation and Outflows Cause Parallel Shift Higher in Municipal Curve

Fed Rate Hikes Officially Begin, Treasury Yields Surge in March Capping a Difficult Quarter

Sharp Rate Rise, Curve Flattening Significantly Improves Tax-exempt Income and Valuations

In a quarter that presented many challenges for global equity markets, and where growth stocks significantly lagged value, Chautauqua's funds underperformed their benchmarks.

Worldwide investing offers an expanded opportunity set.

Rates Rise and Curve Flattens on Fed and Geopolitical Uncertainty, Municipal Credit Strength Limits Spread Widening, Negative Returns in February on Rising Rates; Lower-Quality Underperforms

Russian Invasion of Ukraine Moves Markets, Credit Spreads Wider in February, Returns Negative