Oliver Blackbourn, CFA
Oliver Blackbourn is a Portfolio Manager on the Multi-Asset Team at Janus Henderson Investors, a position he has held since 2017. Prior to joining Janus Henderson, he was with C. Hoare & Co., first as an investment strategist from 2014 and then as a senior investment strategist from 2016. Oliver began his career at LGT Vestra LLP in 2009 working as an investment analyst across a number of different areas.
Oliver received a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Imperial College London. He holds the Investment Management Certificate (IMC) and the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. He has 16 years of financial industry experience.
Articles Written
Quick View: Israeli air strikes further escalate geopolitical risks in the Middle East
How Israel’s latest attack on Iran is impacting markets and the implications for risk assets.
Multi Asset Quarterly Q2 2025: Finding solid footing in a world shaken by tariffs
What do current market dynamics mean for asset allocation? The Market GPS Multi-Asset Quarterly highlights key drivers and positioning.
Quick View: What will Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs mean for markets?
Key considerations for investors as markets await clarity on the Trump administration’s evolving tariff agenda.
Quick View: Tariffs – U.S. and them
Assessing market reactions to the Trump administration’s recently imposed tariffs.
Quick View: Trump keeps his “favorite word” on tariffs
In assessing tariffs’ potential economic impact, investors need to understand President Trump’s motivations and where compromise can be reached.
Quick View: The Trump bump all over again
Donald Trump’s election victory is anticipated to inject further stimulus into the US economy, with financial markets responding accordingly.
US election: Certainly uncertain
Uncertainty usually rises leading up to elections, but the actual result may help to reduce investor anxiety and market volatility.
Quick view: Navigating market volatility
With investors reacting to the worst global stock market sell-off since 2020, we consider the all-important question – what next?