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John Pattullo

Co-Head of Global Bonds | Portfolio Manager
John Pattullo | Janus Henderson Investors

John Pattullo is Co-Head of Global Bonds at Janus Henderson Investors. He manages and co-manages a range of global bond strategies and funds meeting different client needs globally. John joined Henderson in 1997 as a trainee manager in corporate bonds and was head of the Strategic Fixed Income Team from 2009 until 2015 when he became Co-Head with Jenna Barnard. Prior to Henderson, he spent four years as a chartered accountant at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

John has an MA (Hons) in economics from the University of St Andrews. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (CA) and an associate member of the Society of Investment Professionals (ASIP). He has 30 years of financial industry experience.

Articles Written

Tightening the screw: Restrictive policy is taking effect
Timely & Topical

Tightening the screw: Restrictive policy is taking effect

How restrictive policy is taking effect and why it should lead to a pullback in yields from current highs.

Global Perspectives: Dissecting the cycle
Features & Outlooks

Global Perspectives: Dissecting the cycle

Why we believe the market is too pessimistic on inflation improvement but too optimistic on the growth environment.

Global Perspectives: It is all falling into place for bonds in 2023
Features & Outlooks

Global Perspectives: It is all falling into place for bonds in 2023

Evidence of a collapse in inflation and impending economic downturn have potentially built conditions for strong returns from bonds in 2023.

High quality bonds are primed to bloom in 2023
Timely & Topical

High quality bonds are primed to bloom in 2023

The titan arum only flowers occasionally, but when it does, the results are impressive; high quality bonds could be set for a similar display in 2023.

Strategic Bond Update: Policy Error?

Strategic Bond Update: Policy Error?

Here we updated on the previous Strategic bond outlook following a tumultuous few months for financial markets and bond markets in particular

Strategic Fixed Income: unfortunately, a recession is baked in the cake
Features & Outlooks

Strategic Fixed Income: unfortunately, a recession is baked in the cake

All the hallmarks for a recession are baked in the cake but have not washed through the economy yet. (Recorded 25 August 2022)

Boom-bust economics is back! Be warned…

Boom-bust economics is back! Be warned…

John Pattullo explains why he believes a recession seems unavoidable and that we are back to the boom-bust economics of the ‘80s.

Reflation train — arriving on time
Analysis & Studies

Reflation train — arriving on time

Jenna Barnard and John Pattullo, co-heads of Strategic Fixed Income, dissect the reflation narrative, sharing interesting views that go somewhat against consensus.

Inflation: is this the real thing? Is this just fantasy?…
Analysis & Studies

Inflation: is this the real thing? Is this just fantasy?…

John Pattullo, Co-Head of Strategic Fixed Income, explains why an expected and predictable cyclical reflation should not be confused with a longer-term structural breakout of inflation.

Strategic Fixed Income outlook 2020 — no reflation without a soft dollar
Analysis & Studies

Strategic Fixed Income outlook 2020 — no reflation without a soft dollar

Jenna Barnard and John Pattullo, Co-Heads of Strategic Fixed Income, share their thoughts on bond markets in the coming year; where they see risks and opportunities and where they look for clues.

Podcast: the evolution of strategic fixed income investing
Analysis & Studies

Podcast: the evolution of strategic fixed income investing

John Pattullo, Co Head of Strategic Fixed Income, in conversation Richard Philbin, CIO of Wellian Investment Solutions

Do you remember the Great Financial Crisis?

Do you remember the Great Financial Crisis?

John Pattullo, Co-Head of Strategic Fixed Income, explains how after the failure of QE to generate any sustainable growth or inflation the dial has turned to various forms of fiscal policy. But as he argues, a successful formula has to combine fiscal and monetary policies with structural reform.