LGIM Blog: Erik Bartolucci

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Erik is responsible for supporting the ETF Capital Markets function within L&G’s Asset Management division.

Prior to joining L&G in 2021, he worked for Solactive AG in their Equity Product Development team.

Erik holds an MA in economics and finance from LUISS University, and he completed the quantitative techniques for economics and management programme while studying at BI Norwegian Business School and HEC Montréal.

He also holds a BA in marketing and management from the University of Bologna and is a CFA charterholder.

Other articles by Erik Bartolucci

India Bond

India in focus: countdown to index inclusion

In the wake of the general election result and with index addition just one week away, we examine recent patterns in flows, and the practical considerations for investors tracking the JPMorgan index.

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Momentum builds for Indian bonds as Bloomberg confirms inclusion consultation

The announcement follows last year's inclusion decision from JPMorgan – and creates important practical considerations for investors.

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India added to EM bond indices: what does this mean for investors?

The addition of Indian government bonds (IGBs) would mark a milestone for the country’s capital markets – and would create important practical considerations for investors.

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