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Q4 Investments View | The New Age of Financial Repression

Listen to the Podcast by Vincent Chaigneau, Head of Research at Generali Insurance Asset Management S.p.A. Società di gestione del risparmio

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In this podcast Vincent Chaigneau, Head of Research at Generali Investments, provides an executive summary of the latest Investment View Report released by our Research team. In particular, he focuses on the signs of fatigue showed in September by the stock market rally and the possible clouds mounting on markets by the Autumn due to a resumption of the Covid pandemic, the Brexit deal, the US elections’ related risks and positions’ concentration. Finally he shares his recommendations in terms of asset allocation looking beyond the Covid crisis.

Vincent Chaigneau
Vincent Chaigneau

Head of Research

Vincent Chaigneau ist seit August 2017 der Head of Research und Head of Group Investment Strategy von Generali Investments. In seiner jetzigen Funktion hat er die Leitung über eine Abteilung, die momentan aus 25 Volkswirten, Strategen und Bond- und Aktienanalysten besteht und in Paris, Köln, Triest und Mailand vertreten ist.

Bevor er zur Generali Investments kam, war Vincent Chaigneau für Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking tätig, für die er 24 Jahre in Paris, New York und London arbeitete. Zuletzt hatte er die Funktion des Co-Head of Fixed Income Research und des Head of Rates & Fixed Income Strategy inne.

Vincent Chaigneau ist französischer Staatsbürger. Er hat ein Master Degree in International Economics and Finance und ein Postgraduate Degree in Economics and Finance von der University of Bordeaux.

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