LGIM Blog - Colin Reedie, Head of Active Strategies

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Colin Reedie

As Head of Active Strategies and co-Head of Global Fixed Income, Colin has responsibility for the London-based Fixed Income and Active Equity teams within L&G’s Asset Management division, as well as overall portfolio management responsibilities for the global credit strategy.

In his capacity as Co-Head of Global Fixed Income alongside Jason Shoup, Colin jointly provides leadership and direction to our fixed income teams across London, Chicago, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Colin joined the business in 2005 from Henderson Global Investors where he was Head of Investment Grade Credit Fund Management.

He has over 30 years’ experience in bond markets, specialising in non-government debt, and he has previously worked for Henderson Global Investors, Scottish Widows and Scottish Amicable.

Other articles by Colin Reedie

Trump arrives

Active Fixed Income outlook: Time to challenge consensus?

Will the market in 2025 be defined by Trump or technicals?

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Time to dash from cash?

If we have passed ‘peak rates’, could fixed income funds be in place to benefit?

World breath

The world holds its breath

Global central banks have begun cutting rates – but the chief market determinant is sure to be (another) generationally consequential US election.

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Webinar: Active fixed income – riding a wave of volatility

How our investors seek opportunities in turbulent times.

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Q3 Active Fixed Income Outlook: Back to the 1970s?

Geopolitical tensions, sticky inflation and ballooning government deficits. Sound familiar?

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A new regime for rates?

If US economic activity continues to be this strong, officials at the Federal Reserve (Fed) might have to start thinking about an environment of no interest rate cuts.

ME conflict

Geopolitical risk and the global market outlook

As the Middle East conflict enters a worrying new phase, we assess what the uptick in geopolitical risk means for investors.

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Inflation – out of the woods yet?

Having fleetingly believed that inflation was yesterday’s problem, should fixed-income investors be worried that it may be stickier than first thought?

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Santa Claus is comin’ to town – for now

Despite economic resilience in 2023, our watchwords are 'caution' and 'selectivity' in 2024.

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