Michael Keough
Michael Keough is a Portfolio Manager on the Corporate Credit and US Fixed Income Teams at Janus Henderson Investors. He joined Janus as a research analyst in 2007. Prior to his investment management career, he served as a captain in the United States Air Force working as a defense acquisition officer.
Michael received his bachelor of science degree in business management from the United States Air Force Academy, where he was recognized as a Distinguished Graduate in the management department. He has 18 years of financial industry experience.
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Balanced Strategy update
Please join Portfolio Managers, Jeremiah Buckley and Michael Keough, on Thursday 21 March, as they deliver a quarterly update on the Balanced strategy, as well as sharing their latest market perspectives and outlook.
Janus Henderson Corporate Debt Index
The Corporate Debt Index is a long-term study into trends in company indebtedness around the world, the investment opportunities this provides and the risks it presents.
Janus Henderson Balanced Strategy Update Webcast replay
Join our Balanced strategy portfolio managers as they discussed the strategies current positioning, short-term headwinds, outlook and how the strategy’s long history of navigating economic downturns has proven to capture less downside than the broader equity market. Today’s unsettled economic environment, with heightened uncertainty in both the equity and bond markets, is leaving investors feeling
Manoeuvring multiple economic cycles and market unknowns – bringing together Portfolio Construction and the JH Balanced Strategy
Investors are increasingly trying to make sense of outsized economic data on inflation and its implications for an ongoing economic recovery from the pandemic. Where do interest rates go from here? How long will the current trends of high inflation and high growth continue? Join our Portfolio Construction Team and Balanced strategy portfolio managers as
Looking to sustainability for opportunity
Why taking an active approach to sustainable investment could help balance opportunities against the risks in corporate bonds.