LGIM Blog - Amélie Chowna, Fixed Income Investment Specialist

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Amelie Chowna

Amelie joined the Asset Allocation team as Head of Investment Specialists in 2026.

She previously spent 12 years in L&G’s Active Fixed Income team, first as a Portfolio Manager and then as an Investment Specialist covering Global Corporate, Government and Unconstrained Bond strategies, before becoming Head of Fixed Income Strategic Initiatives.

She joined L&G in 2011 from AXA IM and held several roles before moving into the Active Fixed Income team.

Amelie graduated from ESSEC Business School, holds an MBA, and has been a CFA Charterholder since 2015.

Other articles by Amélie Chowna

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Banking stress: is Credit Suisse an outlier?

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Widening spreads and Italian debt: will the ECB act?

The inflationary impact of the war in Ukraine has added to pressures on managing Italian debt. Here we review the causes behind these stresses, and the options the ECB has to respond.

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Emerging market debt: down but not out

We believe short-duration emerging market debt could present an opportunity amid an otherwise grisly picture for fixed income. Here’s why.

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Diversified credit: shortening the time to endgame?

We believe diversified credit (or multistrategy credit) can be much more than just a growth asset class. It could help pension schemes to meet their endgame sooner whilst also providing cashflows.

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