What we offer

We offer expertise across all major asset classes, with investment teams situated around the world

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Equities

We offer a wide range of equity strategies encompassing different geographic focuses and investment styles. The teams include those with a global perspective, those with a regional focus – Europe, US, Asia Pacific and Emerging Markets – and those invested in specialist sectors. A range of growth, value and absolute return styles are employed. These teams generally apply processes based on fundamental research and bottom-up stock picking.

Equities
US$243.6bn in assets under management*

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Fixed income

Our Fixed Income teams provide coverage across the asset class, applying a wide range of differentiated techniques. These teams include those adopting global unconstrained approaches through to those with more focused mandates. The capabilities of these teams can be accessed through individual strategies and are combined where appropriate to form multi-strategy offerings.

Fixed income
US$142.2bn in assets under management*

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Alternatives

The Janus Henderson Alternatives grouping includes teams with different areas of focus and approach. The Diversified Alternatives Team brings together a cross-asset class combination of alpha generation, risk management, and efficient beta replication strategies. These include multi-strategy, liquid alternatives, agriculture, and global commodities/managed futures.

Alternatives
US$15.9bn in assets under management*

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Multi-asset

Janus Henderson Multi-Asset includes teams in the US and UK. In the US, our teams manage US and global asset allocation strategies. In the UK, we have asset allocation specialists, traditional multi-manager investors, and those focused on alternative asset classes.

Multi-asset
US$55.6bn in assets under management*

*As at 30 June 2025

Latest insights

A column chart in three colours showing the change in debt as a percentage of GDP since 2019. Orange represents governments, grey represents corporates and blue represents households. The vertical axis is the percentage point change in debt as a percentage of GDP. The horizontal axis represents different countries or regions. In general, the rise in debt has been greatest for governments. Going along the horizontal axis, the first country is mainland China where the figures are a 25% rise in debt as a percentage of GDP for the government, 10.7% fall for corporates and a 4.6% rise for households. The UK the figures are a 15.8% rise in debt for the government, a 4.5% fall for corporates and a 7.0% fall for households. For the US the figures are a 12.6% rise in debt for the government, a 4.5% fall for corporates and a 5.3% fall for households. In the euro area, the figures are a 3.7% rise for government debt, a 6.2% rise for corporates and a 5.8% fall for households. On average there has been a 9% rise in debt for governments, a 2% fall for corporates and a 4% fall for households.

Chart to Watch: Is government debt helping corporate credit?

11 Aug 2025

Exploring the potential interplay between government and corporate debt levels.

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UK equities: Stronger sterling and stabilising flows signal shifting sentiment

07 Aug 2025

Portfolio Manager Indriatti Van Hien believes that despite geopolitical tensions and fiscal uncertainties, stabilising capital flows and easing inflationary pressures offer a promising outlook for UK equities.

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Capitalising on change: Why European smaller companies are primed for success

06 Aug 2025

Portfolio Manager Ollie Beckett explores how European small caps could be poised to emerge from the shadow of their large cap counterparts as Germany seeks to lead Europe’s economic resurgence.

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