Chris Sloley is an Editor at Citywire Selector. He specializes in financial journalism, focusing on investment trends, market analysis, and industry insights. Chris's work has been featured in Citywire, where he provides readers with in-depth coverage of the financial sector.
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Chris Sloley's coverage predominantly focuses on business and finance, particularly within the asset management and investment funds sectors. He heavily relies on press releases and private sector announcements for his articles.
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Fund manager who exited the US firm after six years assumes new London-based position focused on ‘fixed-income replacement’ strategies.
World’s largest asset manager reinforces ranks following redeployment of portfolio manager to UAE-based position.
Boutique expands team overseeing aggregate-focused strategy to four fund managers.
Having sat through hundreds and hundreds of manager meetings – these are the most common fallback phrases and cliches that investors lean into.
Having sat through hundreds and hundreds of manager meetings – these are the most common phrases and cliches that investors lean into.
Carmignac’s Abdelak Adjriou says market uncertainty has unsettled previously attractive areas of the fixed income universe.
JPM AM’s outperforming European IG boss Andreas Michalitsianos uncovers areas of weakness in his market and sets out steps for the year ahead.
COMMENT: We’ve been here before, but will Trian’s push to take the British-American money manager private have wider ramifications for listed players?
US group closes strategy that was launched for sector specialists almost five years ago.
With Natixis and Generali calling off their proposed deal, how does it compare from other aborted efforts to create a new power player?
