Suzanna Ellard

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Suzanna Ellard

Suzanna joined Legal & General Asset Management (L&G) in January 2024 as a Solutions Strategy Associate and is responsible for assisting LDI and Buy & Maintain clients, with a focus on ESG.

Suzanna joined Legal & General Asset Management (L&G) in January 2024 as a Solutions Strategy Associate and is responsible for assisting LDI and Buy & Maintain clients, with a focus on ESG. Before joining L&G, Suzanna worked as a Senior Associate in an advisory investment consultant role at WTW for four years, supporting trustees’ strategic decision-making.

Suzanna is a CFA Charterholder and holds a BSc in economics from the University of Warwick.

Other articles by Suzanna Ellard

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Buy & Maintain for DC: Redefining the role of credit in retirement outcomes

As policy and innovation increasingly focus on decumulation, is it time to rethink the role of credit in DC – from a supporting diversifier to a central driver of retirement outcomes?

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Responsible innovation

What evolutions in the responsible investment arena should DB trustees have in mind in 2026?

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From cloud to cash: How hyperscalers are funding AI expansion

Big Tech’s funding of AI infrastructure is well known. In this blog, we address how hyperscalers are financing their efforts in the technology and answer questions around whether these initiatives are sustainable.

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Navigating a tight credit spread environment: Seeking safety in short duration

We believe that short-duration bonds could potentially provide a buffer against market volatility while offering flexibility to transition to long-duration credit when conditions improve.

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Carbon market unification: A post-Brexit reconciliation

Unification of EU and UK carbon markets could offer economic benefits and increased investment in clean technologies, but it could also lead to higher power prices for industrial users.

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