LGIM Blog - Andrzej Pioch, Fund Manager

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Andrzej Pioch

Andrzej is Head of Risk Targeted Funds in the Multi-Asset Funds team. Andrzej leads on the management of the award-winning L&G Multi-Index fund range and is responsible for the ongoing development of both institutional and retail multi-asset funds in the Asset Allocation team. Prior to joining L&G in July 2014, he was a fund manager at Aviva Investors. He completed the MSc programme in Finance at Bocconi University in Milan and a bachelor’s degree in economics and social science from Utrecht University. Andrzej holds GARP’s Sustainability and Climate Risk (SCR®) Certificate and regularly lectures at Queen Mary University of London on Portfolio Construction and Asset Allocation.

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So far, it seems impervious to monetary tightening, political dramas in Europe and fears of over-ownership. But it’s a very crowded market, and a momentum reversal could prove painful.

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Threading the needle: finding balance in a concentrated investment world

How can investors look to mitigate rising company-specific risks in widely followed equity indices?

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Value versus growth: more than meets the eye

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