Johann Mauchand has been a Systematic Fund Manager at Candriam since 2013. He began his career as a statistical arbitrage analyst at HSBC in 2005, joining Candriam a year later as a quantitative alternative management analyst. He took up his current role in 2013.
He has master’s degrees in mathematics from the University of Dijon in France and in financial engineering from the University of Evry in France.
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Research Paper, Johann Mauchand, Alternative Investments, Asset Allocation
Il 2022 è stato un anno fondamentale per la politica monetaria, con le banche centrali che hanno spostato la priorità dal sostegno alla crescita al contenimento dell’inflazione.
Research Paper, Alternative Investments, Johann Mauchand, Steeve Brument, CTA
Strategie CTA durante il ciclo economico: una forma di razionalità economica?
With the onset of the inflationary cycle and the change in central bank monetary policy, markets have entered a new paradigm, leaving investors uncertain as to the direction that markets will take next, and the timing of the transition into the next phase of the economic cycle.
Outlook 2023, Johann Mauchand, Steeve Brument, CTA
CTA: « La cavalcata delle Valchirie »
Atterraggio duro o morbido? Dal grido di battaglia "Whatever it takes" di Draghi al "Whatever it costs" di Powell, sappiamo che i mercati sono pronti ad affrontare periodi entusiasmanti.
CTA, Alternative Investments, Asset Allocation, Johann Mauchand, Research Paper, Steeve Brument
Sorridi! La convessità dei CTA non è andata persa…
Se è vero che il sorriso misura come reagisce il valore del portafoglio ai cambiamenti nei mercati sottostanti, sarebbe forse opportuno analizzarlo. Il nostro team di investimento ha fatto proprio questo.
Research Paper, CTA, Alternative Investments, Asset Allocation, Steeve Brument, Johann Mauchand
Interest rates go up
After several decades of riding a government bonds bull market, investors are now looking for alternative drivers of return. Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) strategies, with their ability to make gains in rising, as well as falling markets, have historically been able to improve risk-adjusted returns when introduced to a balanced portfolio. However, a question that investors can legitimately ask today is how are CTAs impacted by rising interest rates?