Fuss: Interest Rate Policy Will Shape Recovery

May 3, 2010

BOSTON -- Longtime industry veteran Dan Fuss, the 76-year-old vice chairman and managing director of Loomis, Sayles & Co., knows that the Federal Reserve has to raise interest rates eventually. This could dramatically affect credit spreads, yield curves and other macroeconomic issues. But until such a move takes place, there is no need to get excited.

With the advantage of more than 52 years of experience in the financial industry, Fuss sees many similarities to previous recoveries and believes a careful, measured approach can position his firm and shareholders for long-term success. Money Management Executive Senior Editor John Morgan recently sat down with Fuss in his office in downtown Boston to talk about how Loomis Sayles' global outlook and how his firm is preparing for the inevitable shift in interest rates.

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