Carmignac strengthens fund management team

New of deputy head the cross-asset team

Christophe Moulin joined Carmignac as deputy head of the cross-asset team, reporting to Frederic Leroux. Christophe, who is based in Paris and joined Carmignac at the end of 2022, has also joined the firm’s Strategic Investment Committee. 

In his role, Christophe contributes to the development of the firm’s global investment strategy. He also supports fund managers to optimise the strategy’s implementation within their investment process through a combination of macroeconomic evaluation, market positioning assessment, and technical market analysis concepts. 

Christophe has nearly 30 years’ experience in the investment industry working across multi-asset, fixed income, quant and absolute return solutions. He joined Carmignac from BNP Paribas AM where he was most recently global head of multi-asset.

Two promotions of senior analysts to co-fund managers in fixed income team 

Carmignac is also pleased to confirm two internal promotions within its fixed income team. 

Julien Chéron has been named as co-manager of the Carmignac Global Bond strategy alongside Abdelak Adjriou.

Julien, who has worked at Carmignac as an analyst for 13 years, has been supporting Abdelak since he joined Carmignac in 2021. His appointment as co-manager underlines the success of this collaboration and is a recognition of the strategy's strong relative performance during this period.  

Additionally, Aymeric Guedy, who has worked at Carmignac for ten years, has been promoted to co-manager of the over 30-year-old, top-performing Carmignac Securité strategy. 

Aymeric, an analyst specialising in euro-fixed income, has supported fund manager Marie-Anne Allier on the strategy since 2018. During this period, he has made a significant contribution to the strategy’s allocation and performance. In his new role as co-manager, he will take a more active role in deciding and executing portfolio positioning. 

The investment strategies and approach of the aforementioned funds are unchanged.