The past week has brought about the largest one-day correction in equity markets for more than 30 years. Central banks in developed markets are moving to stem losses and inject liquidity, but they have little ammunition left. With no certainty as to how long the outbreak might last, investors are seeking shelter in an ever-shrinking pool of creditworthy assets. In our podcast episode, Chief Investment Officer Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen discusses the levels of investor fear driving the sell-off, potential credit and equity opportunities, and where the markets could be heading next.