LGIM Blog - Alex Mack, Fund Manager, Active Fixed Income

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Alex Mack

Alex is Head of Rates and Inflation at LGIM. Alex joined LGIM in 2013 as a graduate. Alex holds an MPhil in Economics from the University of Cambridge, St Catharine’s College, and a BEconSc in Economics from Manchester University. Alex also holds the IMC.

Other articles by Alex Mack

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Unfollowing the crowd

How our rates investors seek to avoid the pitfalls of prediction in actively managed government bonds

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Preserving funding levels as rates fall

With monetary easing cycles under way in developed economies and bonds once again providing potential insurance against equity risk, we believe that interest rate hedging could be key for DB schemes looking to maintain elevated funding levels.

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What a Labour win could mean for gilts

Investors are weighing the implications for government borrowing following the UK election expected later this year. Could higher gilt yields be on the horizon?

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The Big Long? Challenging the ‘higher-for-longer’ rates narrative

Is it better to follow consensus, or look for evidence of group-think and complacency?

How is the market reacting to global rate hikes?

How is the market reacting to global rate hikes?

Recent action by key central banks has come in more hawkish than anticipated. What does this mean for investors?

2022 questions: expected inflation, unexpected implications

2022 questions: expected inflation, unexpected implications

Central banks: It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you in

Central banks: It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble

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Are we nearly there yet? Bonds and the end of 2021

Are we nearly there yet? Bonds and the end of 2021

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Bank of England decision: analysis from our experts

Bank of England decision: analysis from our experts

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