Lombard Odier is looking to expand its corporate bond expertise following the arrival of former Flem...
Lombard Odier is looking to expand its corporate bond expertise following the arrival of former Flemings fixed interest manager David Boardman late last year, writes Robert Stock. The initial remit for Boardman, who is group head of fixed income, was to review Lombard Odier's fixed interest capabilities and he has concluded that the group, which manages over £3bn in bond funds, does not have a strong enough capability in corporate debt. The process of strengthening Lombard Odier's credit capabilities has begun with the search for new analysts and managers, both from within the UK in...
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