Guy Barnard, CFA
Guy Barnard is Co-Head of Global Property Equities at Janus Henderson Investors, a position he has held since 2014. He is also a Portfolio Manager responsible for managing the Global Real Estate Equity and Global Property Equity strategies. Mr. Barnard joined Henderson in 2006 as an analyst and became a fund manager in 2008 and deputy head of Global Property Equities in 2012. Before Henderson, he worked for UBS in financial control.
Mr. Barnard holds a first class BSc degree (Hons) in mathematics and management from Loughborough University. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and has 17 years of financial industry experience.
Articles Written
ESG in COVID Times: Doing the REIT Thing
How COVID-19 is accelerating the importance of ESG factors within real estate, along with the supporting role the sector is playing in the global recovery.
Residential Real Estate: Stay Home, Stay Safe
How COVID-19 is impacting the rental residential sector from both a landlord and tenant perspective.
Global Property: Keep Calm and Invest for the Long Term
An update on real estate markets and the investment implications of the coronavirus as the pandemic spreads across the globe.
COVID-19: Assessing the Impact on Property Markets
Assessing the current impact of the coronavirus outbreak and how it is playing a part in the evolving real estate landscape.
Market GPS: The Outlook for Global Property Equities
Guy Barnard and Tim Gibson discuss key opportunities and risks for investors in global property equities in 2020.
Three Reasons Investors Should Consider Global REITs
In a slow-growing, low-yielding environment, global REITs can provide a valuable source of income, diversification and liquidity.
Death of the Shopping Mall? E-Commerce Disrupts Retail Real Estate
With the rise of e-commerce, physical spaces like shopping malls are losing relevance, putting pressure on the retail real estate sector.
Summertime Limbo – How Low Can Yields Go?
As bond yields fall further, an allocation to REITs could offer the potential for improved risk-adjusted returns in a balanced portfolio.