Ian Bettney
Ian Bettney is a Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson Investors. He is responsible for portfolio management and markets and transaction analysis across the securitised and secured credit markets. Prior to joining Henderson in 2005, he was a systems accountant at STA UK, Ltd. Earlier in his career, he worked as an analyst at EIS and at Enron Metals and Commodities, Ltd, having started out in 1999 as an international business development assistant at NEIA.
Ian received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Memorial University and an MSc in financial markets and derivatives from London Metropolitan University. He has 25 years of financial industry experience.
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Tackling cybersecurity through a securitised lens
No sector is immune from the threat of cybersecurity attacks. How can this risk be assessed from a credit and governance perspective in securitisation markets?
The Case for Asset-Backed Securities (ABS)
The European ABS sector offers access to different consumer-driven and ‘real economy’ risks, diversifying from corporate credit. Here we unravel the sector’s distinguishing features.
Navigating stormy seas: Capturing resilience through European securitised
How can investors weather this storm? We explore how European securitised investments stand amid the volatility.
Understanding CLOs – the untold truth
Please watch the second installment of our CLO Essentials webcast series, where Ian Bettney, Portfolio Manager, explain how CLOs work, their potential benefits and the active management strategies employed.
Understanding CLOs – the untold truth
Please watch the second installment of our CLO Essentials webcast series, where Ian Bettney, Portfolio Manager, explain how CLOs work, their potential benefits and the active management strategies employed.
European Securitisation Regulations summary
Here we look at navigating the regulatory frameworks around investing in the European securitised market.
Evaluating the impact of European policy shifts on CLOs
As Germany pivots on its fiscal policy, floating rate investments such as CLOs come to the fore, benefiting from higher interest rates, robust credit risk analysis and careful security selection.
Fact vs Fiction: Is the CLO market too concentrated?
European securitisations are ‘risky’ given concentration and ‘opaque’, which transpires as myths when considering the clear diversity in its biggest sector, CLOs.
The case for European Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs)
European AAA CLOs offer the opportunity to capture high credit quality, defensive income and improve portfolio diversification. How do CLOs work and what can history tell us about the asset class?