BGH

Barings Global Short Duration High Yield Fund

A closed-end investment fund that pools money to buy short-term, higher-yielding corporate bonds and loans from companies in North America and Western Europe, aiming to pay steady income to everyday investors. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BGH and began in 2012. Its name reaches back to Barings Bank, a London merchant house founded in 1762 by the Baring family that famously collapsed in 1995—the asset-management arm survived and carries the old name today.