Funds Reports

Atlantic Bond Fund: April 2026 Report

  Nuno Serafim
15 May 2026
 
 

Welcome to the Atlantic Bond Fund April 2026 Report, available for download below.


Hi all,

April brought a constructive recovery for fixed-income markets following the sharp repricing observed in March. Easing geopolitical tensions, stabilising yields, narrow spreads, and improving investor sentiment supported a rebound across credit markets, particularly within investment-grade segments. Against this backdrop, the Fund delivered a positive +0.73% return during the month, driven primarily by Portuguese corporate bonds and international credit exposures.

April Highlights

Performance: Fund +0.73%, supported by Portuguese credit (+48 bps) and international debt exposures.
Portuguese Corporate Bonds: Main contributor; Fidelidade (+11 bps), REN (+10 bps) and BCP (+7 bps) led gains.
Euro Debt: Added +13 bps, mainly driven by EUR High Yield exposure (+11 bps).
International Debt: Strong recovery; AT1 allocation +19 bps, EM debt and GBP credit also contributed positively.
Gold: Slight detractor (-9 bps) because easing tensions did not favor Gold this time around.
Portfolio Activity: Added Banco CTT Senior Preferred Notes, increasing diversification and portfolio carry.

Looking ahead, markets remain highly sensitive to energy prices and central-bank expectations. While easing geopolitical tensions have improved sentiment, elevated inflation pressures continue to support a cautious “higher-for-longer” backdrop. The Fund remains focused on disciplined duration management, high-quality credit selection, and stable income generation, while maintaining gold as a strategic diversifier within the portfolio.

Best regards,
Nuno Serafim

Month Report ABF - April 2026
Nuno Serafim
Managing Partner
Nuno is an experienced financial executive with broad experience in the Asset Management industry, being  board member of IMGA, where he served as Chief investment Officer, overseeing €3.4B of AuM before he founded 3 Comma Capital, together with Robert and Patrick Hable in 2022.
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