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Abstract
The focus of this article is the management style of global bond funds and their exposure to currencies. The author finds strong evidence that, in the short-term, global bond funds rely heavily on beta strategies and thus generate crowded trades in currency investing. As a result, global fixed-income funds add to the previously detected crowdedness in pure currency investing. There is empirical indication that the currency beta exposure has increased over the years.
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