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Jean-Claude Tamvakis

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Jean-Claude Tamvakis has been a senior fund manager at Candriam since 2019. Before he was only a senior credit analyst at Candriam since 2014.

He began his career in 2002 at Natixis Corporate & Investment Bank, working as a corporate credit analyst in the credit risk team. In 2006 he moved to Natixis Asset Management to work as a senior credit analyst and joined OFI Asset Management five years later to take up a similar role. In 2014 he joined our company to assume his current responsibilities.

Jean-Claude holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from IAE/ISEM Montpellier in France and a master’s in finance & risk management from IAE/IGR Rennes, also in France.

Discover the latest articles by Jean Claude Tamvakis

Q&A, ESG, SRI, Thomas Joret, Vincent Compiègne, Jean-Claude Tamvakis, Nicolas Jullien

Improve the ESG profile of your High-Yield investments

The Global High Yield strategy management team, consisting of Thomas Joret, Jean-Claude Tamvakis and Nicolas Jullien, combine their 20 years of high-yield bond investment expertise with ESG analysis (Environmental, Social & Governance), represented by Vincent Compiègne, can provide real added value in identifying the extra-financial opportunities and risks of the companies in the universe.
Q&A, Fixed Income, Thomas Joret, Jean-Claude Tamvakis, Nicolas Jullien

High Yield keeps its credit

The High Yield corporate bond segment is an asset class in its own right that offers many opportunities. Thomas Joret, Jean-Claude Tamvakis and Nicolas Jullien explain how their approach seeks to optimise the potential of credit markets to generate performance.
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