LGIM Blog: Ryan Boothroyd

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Ryan B

Ryan is a Senior Investment Specialist in the Asset Allocation team. Prior to joining LGIM in January 2024, Ryan spent the previous 11 years managing multi-asset portfolios for both asset managers and large asset owners. Most recently, Ryan was the Portfolio Manager of the Border to Coast Listed Alternatives Fund, a £1.5bn multi-asset portfolio focussed on liquid alternatives such as listed infrastructure, REITs, alternative credit and private equity. Prior to this, Ryan was an Investment Strategist on the internal investment team at Railpen and a Portfolio Manager on the multi-asset team at Janus Henderson. Ryan is a CFA Charterholder and is currently studying for a Masters Degree in Sustainability from the University of Cambridge.

Other articles by Ryan Boothroyd

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Listed private equity: A contradiction in terms?

In the Asset Allocation team, we are commonly asked why we include listed private equity in some of our multi-asset portfolios.

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Chart of the month: Picking up pennies

There is a cautionary tale in financial markets about those that indulge in 'picking up pennies in front of the steamroller'. In our view, some credit investors may need to take heed.

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Correlation stations – the search for diversification

Against a backdrop of historically top-heavy global equity markets, where might investors look for potential diversifiers?

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