Matthew Bullock
Matthew Bullock is EMEA Head of Portfolio Construction and Strategy at Janus Henderson Investors. In this role, he works to extend institutional and intermediary client engagement models to clients across EMEA and leads the London-based portfolio strategist team. Prior to joining the firm in 2022, Matthew was an investment director, multi-strategy solutions & thematics at Wellington Management from 2015. Before that, he was director, multi-asset investment strategist at BlackRock from 2011. He held product development roles, first as a product manager/structurer at Ord Minnett Group from 2006 to 2009 and later as product development manager at BT Investment Management (now Pendal Group). Matthew served as head of structured products/fund manager research at Aegis Equities Research from 2005 to 2006. He began his career at the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority as a senior analyst in 2003.
Matthew received bachelor of economics (Hons) and bachelor of commerce degrees, both from the University of Newcastle in Australia. He has 20 years of financial industry experience.
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Brighter days ahead for listed property
Join Guy Barnard, Co-Head Global Property Equities and Matthew Bullock, EMEA Head of Portfolio Construction & Strategy, as they discuss these attributes and which subsectors are best positioned to continue to deliver earnings and dividend growth, even as economies slow.
Healthcare: Boosting your defences?
The Portfolio Construction and Strategy Team explain why investors should consider a dedicated allocation to healthcare.
Trends and opportunities: Sustainability edition
The Portfolio Construction and Strategy Team provide a hands-on guide to tackling the challenge of portfolio decarbonisation.
Public versus private real estate: similar assets, different prices
Public REITs and private real estate are two seemingly different universes that converge after adjusting for timing.
Alternatives and downside protection
Can an allocation to alternatives potentially help to reduce the impact of long-term market volatility on a portfolio, rather than trying to time the market?
Alternatives and downside protection
Can an allocation to alternatives potentially help to reduce the impact of long-term market volatility on a portfolio, rather than trying to time the market?
Who dares wins: is now the time to add risk?
The market consensus has been to de-risk in 2022, but is consensus now the right place to be?
Shock therapy: Portfolio solutions for this year’s market turmoil
The Portfolio Construction and Strategy Team offers therapy for recent market shocks by offering long-term perspective and potential solutions.
Quality is a virtue
In a unique recovery environment, sector and style decisions should not be based on a traditional recovery playbook.
Why invest in tech stocks now?
Despite the challenging macroeconomic outlook, technology retains a critical societal role.
2022 – a defining moment for sustainable investing
Why is an active, forward-looking approach so important for sustainable investing in 2022.
Alternatives: the right time, the right place
What role should alternative investments play in portfolio construction going forward?