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Our values
“Conviction & Responsibility”: our core values since 1998.
Embedded in our name, Conviction AND Responsibility In Asset Management, these values have made our company what it is today. A firm that is led by conviction and is driven by a responsible approach to investing.
Convictions
What is the conviction that has driven us since our inception?
Conviction guides how we invest: we focus on our clients’ longterm objectives, maintain investable universes that are sufficiently
robust to support performance, draw on proven expertise and
remain agile in a changing world.
Responsibility
Responsibility is an essential value that we never compromise
Responsibility defines how we operate: we uphold high regulatory and ethical standards and apply a responsible investment approach that reinforces accountability, supports resilience, and contributes to long-term value creation.
A collective approach to Fixed Income investment
Fixed income management at Candriam is, above all, a team effort. Our teams of experts, although specialised in numerous segments of this vast asset class, are in constant communication, both formally and informally. A pro-active exchange approach that promotes synergy and mutual enrichment.
Comprehensive bond market coverage
Our research process, which covers the whole of the bond market, brings into play a widespread range of proprietary tools to (a) analyse company fundamentals and (b) select all the portfolio’s assets.
Experienced team, 4 centres of expertise
Our teams, who have an average 15 years of experience, are organised in accordance with individual members’ core expertise: credit, global bond, emerging debt, convertible bonds.
Methodical process
Our investment process is based on fundamental analysis and internal quantitative models created to spot any opportunities that come up.
Anticipating your needs
We regularly augment our range of management solutions to give you new ways of benefiting from opportunities on the bond markets.
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Disruptive technologies
The world of 2030 is already taking shape: AI assistants embedded in daily life, autonomous mobility, software-defined factories, digital twins, and smarter energy systems that optimise demand in real time. Adoption won’t be uniform, but the direction is clear — disruptive technologies are converging and quietly reshaping every layer of the economy. -
Geopolitical fragmentation, investing in a multipolar world
Discover how Europe’s quest for autonomy is creating new long-term opportunities across infrastructure, energy, and technology. -
Beyond the Green Bond?
Ready for change? -
Investing in Natural Capital: Challenges and Opportunities
Defined as the “stock of renewable and non-renewable natural resources (e.g.,plants, animals, air, water, soils, minerals) that combine to yield a flow of benefits to people” by the Natural Capital Coalition, natural capital is at the source of everything that surrounds us. -
Corporate governance in emerging markets: what’s behind the curtain ?
There are several examples of emerging markets where corporate governance standards and ESG disclosure have evolved in recent years, among which China, India, South Korea, Taiwan… -
Green Innovations: Biofuels
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been yet another wake-up call for our need for energy independence. While Europe's reliance on Russian gas was evident, Russia is also one of the largest oil producers, exporting half of its production to Europe before February 2022. -
The State of pay: ESG metrics in executive remuneration
Publicly-traded companises have begun to incorporate ESG performance metrics into their executives’ compensation packages as part of efforts to increase transparency on their accountability vis-à-vis shareholders. -
Planet Metaverse: Searching for a place to land?
The Metaverse. The substitution of reality with the imagined – transporting the participant literally into a whole new world – will become possible for all kinds of products and services.