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Aneet Chachra, CFA

Portfolio Manager
Aneet Chachra, CFA | Janus Henderson Investors

Aneet Chachra is a Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson Investors on the Multi Strategy and Global Diversified Risk Premia strategies. Prior to joining Henderson in 2012, Mr. Chachra was an equity analyst at Citigroup. Before Citigroup, he was a strategist at Outpost Investment Group, where he generated trade ideas, researched thematic issues and published investment commentary. Mr. Chachra also developed quantitative trading strategies and portfolio analytics at JWM Partners. He began his career in 2000 at Morgan Stanley developing tools for interest rate derivatives and corporate bonds. Mr. Chachra’s research work has been quoted in numerous financial publications.

Mr. Chachra holds a BASc degree in engineering and a BA degree in economics from the University of Waterloo in Canada. He also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and the Investment Management Certificate. He has 23 years of financial industry experience.

Articles Written

Do fund flows affect market prices?
Timely & Topical

Do fund flows affect market prices?

Is there a statistical relationship between fund flows and market price moves?

The forecasters were right
Timely & Topical

The forecasters were right

Just how good an indicator of future performance are earnings predictions?

Can you spare a quarter?
Timely & Topical

Can you spare a quarter?

A look at patterns for stocks and bonds over the fourth quarter as well as the past impact of U.S. elections.

Surfing flows
Timely & Topical

Surfing flows

A discussion on flow-driven strategies, which seek to find an edge in market events where money flows create dislocations.

The Investment Multiverse

The Investment Multiverse

Cross-asset correlations are changing, but how significant is this for investors?

The Average Outcome (Almost) Never Happens
Analysis & Studies

The Average Outcome (Almost) Never Happens

Portfolio Manager Aneet Chachra looks at strategist predictions for 2022 and shows how one-year returns rarely match the average.