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Head of Impact Investing
London , Vereinigtes Königreich
English, French
Mathieu Nègre kam im Jahr 2015 zurück zur UBP. Er leitet die Impact-Strategien in Schwellenländern und ist Co-Portfoliomanager der Positive Impact-Strategie in Schwellenmarktaktien. Er hat über 25 Jahre Erfahrung in Portfoliomanagement und Investments.
Er wechselte von Royal Bank of Canada Global Asset Management, wo er Portfolio Manager im Londoner Team war, zurück zur UBP. Zuvor war er bei Aviva Global Investors in der Verwaltung von globalen EM-Aktienportfolios tätig, nach seinem Wechsel in 2011 von der UBP und seinem Posten als Senior Fondsmanager für europäische Aktien. Er begann seine Karriere im Jahr 2001 im Sektor Schwellenmarktaktien bei Fortis Investments in Paris und London, wo er die Leitung für die Region Osteuropa innehatte.
Mathieu Nègre hat einen Postgraduiertenabschluss in Statistik der französischen ENSAE und ist CFA Charterholder.
18.11.2024
Artificial intelligence has been discussed at previous climate conferences: as early as 2021 in Glasgow, there were discussions about both the benefits of AI, and the probable need for additional resources to power it.
19.06.2024
We believe that the time is ripe to consider allocations to emerging equities for impact investors. Mathieu Nègre, Co-Head of Impact Investing, covers both the regional and thematic aspects and shares our outlook.
