GAM expands fixed income team

14 November 2017
| By Oksana Patron |
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GAM has appointed Owen Job as its new investment manager to work on its absolute return fixed income team, with a focus on macro themes.

Owen, who has over 12 years in investment management and within the macro strategy space, joined from Soros Fund Management where he was a portfolio manager.

He would be based in London.

GAM’s investment director and business unit head fixed income, Tim Haywood, said: “Owen’s appointment underline our dedication to active asset management and to meeting, consistently, the aspirations of our clients.

“Owen joins with considerable macro strategy experience spanning more than a decade – he will further strengthen our proposition regarding theme generation and cross asset class positioning.”

GAM offers to investors GAM Absolute Return Bond and GAM Absolute Return Bond Defensive A funds.

 

 

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