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Frédéric Leguay is currently the Equity Chief Investment Officer of Insurance at Ostrum Asset Management SA since 2022.
Prior to this, he worked as the Head of European Equities at HSBC Global Asset Management (France) SA from 2006 to 2022.
He also served as the Head of European Equities at Halbis Capital Management (France) SA from 2010 to 2011.
Before joining HSBC, he worked as a Portfolio Manager at AXA Investment Managers (Paris) SA.
Frédéric Leguay active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
Ostrum Asset Management SA
Ostrum Asset Management SA Investment ManagersFinance Ostrum AM nurtures their convictions through in-depth proprietary research and a rigorous risk analysis at each stage of the management process to achieve and deliver the best investment result. The firm employs fundamental top-down and bottom-up approach to stock selection. | Head-Equity Investments | 31/03/2022 |
Former positions of Frédéric Leguay
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
HSBC Global Asset Management (France) SA
HSBC Global Asset Management (France) SA Investment ManagersFinance HSBC GAM-France is an active, long-term manager which follows a growth-oriented investment approach to invest globally in equity and debt across market-caps and sectors. The firm’s approach to portfolio management is rigorous and consistent and integrates risk management principles at each stage of the process. Their philosophy emphasizes dynamic asset allocation and combines top-down and bottom-up approaches. Sector or style allocation is top-down and focused on business cycle expectations, global sector trends, regional sector fundamentals and relative valuation. Stock selection is bottom-up and based on fundamental analysis focused on earnings growth as influenced by industry trends, market leadership, management effectiveness and sensitivity to economic trends. | Head-Equity Investments | 28/02/2022 |
Halbis Capital Management (France) SA
Halbis Capital Management (France) SA Investment ManagersFinance HCM-France is an active investment manager with a long-term investment horizon. The bulk of their investments are in Europe, with marginal diversification in emerging countries. Fundamental analysis and decentralized decisions are paramount to the firm's investment approach, and they occasionally follow a contrarian investment style. The investment process is conviction-driven. HCM-France invests primarily in equity, fixed income (including high-yield bonds), credit derivatives and money-market instruments. Within strategies, the firm does not customize or tailor their approach. Equity portfolios are diversified with relatively low turnover. Extensive fundamental analysis informs the firm's bottom-up investment process and aims at identifying mispriced stocks of European companies with superior profitability potential. Company visits are part of the research process, as is quantitative analysis. Investment decisions are made autonomously by small focused teams specialized in an asset class or a strategy, and not following any particular investment style. | Head-Equity Investments | - |
AXA Investment Managers (Paris) SA
AXA Investment Managers (Paris) SA Investment ManagersFinance AXA-IM Paris is an active, long-term manager which utilizes a quantitative investment approach that analyzes fundamental data culled through in-house and external research. They employ growth strategies based on bottom-up stock selection. The firm’s analysts work closely with portfolio managers to perform proprietary quantitative risk management. The investment teams tend to be small and are specialized by investment type, sector, region and product type. | Portfolio Manager-Equities | - |
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AXA Investment Managers (Paris) SA
AXA Investment Managers (Paris) SA Investment ManagersFinance AXA-IM Paris is an active, long-term manager which utilizes a quantitative investment approach that analyzes fundamental data culled through in-house and external research. They employ growth strategies based on bottom-up stock selection. The firm’s analysts work closely with portfolio managers to perform proprietary quantitative risk management. The investment teams tend to be small and are specialized by investment type, sector, region and product type. | Finance |
HSBC Global Asset Management (France) SA
HSBC Global Asset Management (France) SA Investment ManagersFinance HSBC GAM-France is an active, long-term manager which follows a growth-oriented investment approach to invest globally in equity and debt across market-caps and sectors. The firm’s approach to portfolio management is rigorous and consistent and integrates risk management principles at each stage of the process. Their philosophy emphasizes dynamic asset allocation and combines top-down and bottom-up approaches. Sector or style allocation is top-down and focused on business cycle expectations, global sector trends, regional sector fundamentals and relative valuation. Stock selection is bottom-up and based on fundamental analysis focused on earnings growth as influenced by industry trends, market leadership, management effectiveness and sensitivity to economic trends. | Finance |
Halbis Capital Management (France) SA
Halbis Capital Management (France) SA Investment ManagersFinance HCM-France is an active investment manager with a long-term investment horizon. The bulk of their investments are in Europe, with marginal diversification in emerging countries. Fundamental analysis and decentralized decisions are paramount to the firm's investment approach, and they occasionally follow a contrarian investment style. The investment process is conviction-driven. HCM-France invests primarily in equity, fixed income (including high-yield bonds), credit derivatives and money-market instruments. Within strategies, the firm does not customize or tailor their approach. Equity portfolios are diversified with relatively low turnover. Extensive fundamental analysis informs the firm's bottom-up investment process and aims at identifying mispriced stocks of European companies with superior profitability potential. Company visits are part of the research process, as is quantitative analysis. Investment decisions are made autonomously by small focused teams specialized in an asset class or a strategy, and not following any particular investment style. | Finance |
Ostrum Asset Management SA
Ostrum Asset Management SA Investment ManagersFinance Ostrum AM nurtures their convictions through in-depth proprietary research and a rigorous risk analysis at each stage of the management process to achieve and deliver the best investment result. The firm employs fundamental top-down and bottom-up approach to stock selection. | Finance |
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