Henderson boosts fixed income team with EM credit hire

clock

Henderson Global Investors has appointed Steve Drew as head of emerging market credit,with further hires planned later this year.

Drew, who was formerly head of global and emerging credit at Thames River Capital, has joined the £17.3bn fixed income team run by Henderson’s global head of credit Stephen Thariyan and head of fixed income Phil Apel.

Thariyan said: “We will actively seek to apply Steve’s expertise to our existing portfolios for the benefit of our clients as his approach to investing, combining top down macroeconomic perspectives with security selection, fits well with our established method.

“During 2014 we plan to hire an investment team specialising in emerging market credit to support Steve. This will give us the background to launch products in the area.”

Drew previously made a name for himself running Thames River Capital's Global Credit fund, beating his first-year targets with top returns.

He said the decision to join was based on his conviction emerging market credit will form an important part of the future business: “This is an exciting time for Henderson and I look forward to working with Stephen and the team.”

More on Investment

Dimensional's David Jones: Embracing fears can lead to better financial decisions

Dimensional's David Jones: Embracing fears can lead to better financial decisions

Impulsive decisions have drawbacks

David Jones
clock 23 January 2025 • 3 min read
Partner Insight: What does your responsible investing journey look like?

Partner Insight: What does your responsible investing journey look like?

In this interactive video, choose a Royal London Asset Management expert and hear them discuss how asset managers identify suitable investment opportunities that meet with clients’ values without sacrificing value.

Sarka Halas
clock 23 January 2025 • 1 min read
Partner Video:  UK will remain between a 'rock and a hard place' in 2025

Partner Video: UK will remain between a 'rock and a hard place' in 2025

The UK government is limited in its options to help increase growth this year, says senior economist.

Hardeep Tawakley
clock 22 January 2025 • 1 min read
Trustpilot