Andrew Mulliner, CFA
Andrew Mulliner is Head of Global Aggregate Strategies and co-manages the Global Multi-Sector Fixed Income, Global Total Return Bond and Global ex UK Government Bond strategies at Janus Henderson Investors. Mr. Mulliner joined Henderson in 2007 as an investment assistant and later became an assistant portfolio manager. Prior to this, he worked at Old Mutual plc as a junior financial analyst.
Mr. Mulliner has a BSc degree in psychology from the University of Nottingham. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and has 16 years of financial industry experience.
Articles Written
Flattening is not flattering
The recent flattening of yield curves is incongruous to the beginning of a hiking cycle. The Global Bonds team examines the drivers of these dynamics and the team’s expectations for 2022.
Rates update: yields move higher – September spike or sustained trend?
The sharp sell-off in government bond yields in the last few weeks is testing the patience of central banks and bond markets are reacting to the hawkish messages. Portfolio Manager Andrew Mulliner explains.
Great expectations in inflation
Inflation is front of mind for investors. In this paper, portfolio managers Helen Anthony and Andrew Mulliner consider whether it is permanent or transitory.
Rising bond yields — a validation of recovery or a challenge?
The world is set for a strong cyclical recovery. Andrew Mulliner, Head of Global Aggregate Strategies, shares his thoughts on the divergence in economic fortunes that are beginning to appear and the likely impact on investment opportunities.
ISG Insight: a mostly benign outlook for US inflation
The stabilisation of US economic growth amid unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus has raised questions about the likelihood of inflation returning. Jim Cielinski, Global Head of Fixed Income, and Andrew Mulliner, Head of Global Aggregate Strategies, both members of the Fixed Income Investment Strategy Group (ISG)*, explain why they do not see significant risks of sustained higher inflation materialising in the next few years, though caution that short-term spikes are possible and investors should evaluate the diversity that their fixed income portfolios provide.