LGIM Blog - Lan Wu, European Investment Grade Portfolio Manager

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Lan is a portfolio manager in the European Credit team, having joined LGIM in September 2010. Previously Lan was at Hedge Funds Investment Management where she worked as a research analyst in the Investment team. Prior to this, Lan completed internships with China Lion Securities in China, in their investment banking department, and with UBS, London where she worked in the fixed income, currencies and commodities division. Lan holds a MMath in Mathematics and statistics from Oxford University as well as an MSc in Finance at Imperial College London. Lan is a CFA charterholder.

Other articles by Lan Wu

Euro UP

European credit: upping the quality

Against a backdrop of politically induced volatility in European credit markets and rich valuations, we continue to trade up to higher quality issuers.

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European banking credit: financially sound?

We review the European credit universe and ask why is it that financial credit spreads are so tight relative to non-financials?

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Double whammy: European power and carbon prices

Soaring power and carbon prices are affecting European corporates, with significant implications for credit portfolios.

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