For Institutional Investors in the US

Brian Demain, CFA

Portfolio Manager

Brian Demain is a Portfolio Manager on the US Small/Mid-Cap Growth Team at Janus Henderson Investors a position he has held since 2007. Brian joined Janus in 1999 as a research analyst focused on companies in the media and communications sectors. From 2004 to 2007, he led the Communications Sector Research Team.

Brian received his bachelor of arts degree in economics from Princeton University, graduating summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. His academic achievements culminated with winning a Senior Thesis Prize. Brian holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and has 24 years of financial industry experience.

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Private equity yet to adjust to the new reality already digested by public markets
Features & Outlooks

Private equity yet to adjust to the new reality already digested by public markets

Why investors should consider reassessing their allocations to public and private equity in the wake of higher interest rates.

A drought that could affect plan menus and parch participants
Timely & Topical

A drought that could affect plan menus and parch participants

Adapting plan menu due diligence based on the end of 2% inflation, 2% interest rates, and 2% growth.

From fast growth to prudent growth: A changing road map for mid-caps
Timely & Topical

From fast growth to prudent growth: A changing road map for mid-caps

Why mid-cap companies – and investors – must adapt their approach in a more challenging investment environment.

Market shifts break ground for new mid-cap growth leaders
Timely & Topical

Market shifts break ground for new mid-cap growth leaders

Brian Demain explains why new mid-cap growth leaders can emerge as some of the excesses of previous years have been reduced in the market.

A drought that could affect plan menus and parch participants
Timely & Topical

A drought that could affect plan menus and parch participants

Adapting plan menu due diligence based on the end of 2% inflation, 2% interest rates, and 2% growth.