LGIM Blog - Corinne Lewis-Reynier, Head of Investment Specialists

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Corinne Lewis-Reynier

Corinne Lewis-Reynier is the Head of Active Strategies Investment Specialists at L&G’s Asset Management division, a role she has held since joining the firm in 2018.

Corinne has worked across various functions at some of the world’s leading asset management firms.

Prior to joining the business, she spent six years at BlackRock, where she served as the Head of European Product Specialists for Short Duration strategies and as a Senior Portfolio Manager.

Her career also includes significant roles at Morgan Stanley Investment Management. Corinne began her professional journey at JPMorgan Asset Management initially as a Portfolio Manager in the Short Duration and Liquidity team and later as a European Government Bonds trader in Fixed Income.

She holds an MA in financial risk management from the University of Aix-en-Provence, France, an MA in international economics from the University of Sussex, and an MBA from London Business School.

Other articles by Corinne Lewis-Reynier

duration role

Exploring the role of duration management in credit portfolios

The volatility induced by the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown up potential opportunities for active fixed income managers.

Russian gas

Russia, Nord Stream 1 and the bond market

What if Russia shuts down the gas – and what does this mean for European credit?

Roman Forum

Italian debt: could risk premiums be returning to peripheral bonds?

During a testing period for non-core European credit, we explore if now heralds the return of opportunity in Italian debt.

Is income returning to fixed income

Is income returning to fixed income?

2022 to date has been the worst ever total return period for credit investors as yields have risen and spreads have widened.

The case for Euro credit in three charts

The case for Euro credit in three charts

For bond investors, there is no doubt that 2022 has been challenging: the key 10Y German government bond yield has quadrupled this year to beyond the 1% level, while investment grade credit spreads have moved wider by over 0.5% – meaning negative returns. We believe the key question now is whether current credit levels present an opportunity for investors.

UK Europe map

What’s in a name? There’s more than the pound in sterling credit

What’s in a name? There’s more than the pound in sterling credit

Credit update: NIP and tuck

A closer look at new issue premiums during recent credit market volatility.

A fundamental shift: avoiding EMD FOMO

A fundamental shift: avoiding EMD FOMO

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