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Kareena Moledina

Lead - Fixed Income Client Portfolio Management (EMEA) / Fixed Income ESG

Kareena Moledina is Lead – Fixed Income Client Portfolio Management (EMEA) / Fixed Income ESG at Janus Henderson Investors. She is responsible for leading and coordinating ESG efforts across the global fixed income team in partnership with the firm’s Responsibility Team. Additionally, Kareena has managed the EMEA client portfolio management group since 2022 and has been responsible for the multi-sector, corporate credit, and asset-backed strategies since being appointed a client portfolio manager in 2021. Prior to joining Janus Henderson in 2018 as a senior product specialist, Kareena was a senior investment consultant from 2015 with Aon Hewitt, where she was in charge of researching fixed income products and building Aon’s fixed income fund of fund solutions. Before that, Kareena spent six years at BlackRock, most recently as a portfolio manager on the UK fixed income team in London and prior to that as an associate in the portfolio analytics group.

Kareena earned a BSc degree (Hons) in actuarial science from the University of London, Bayes Business School. She has 16 years of financial industry experience.

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Market GPS investment outlook 2024: Chain reactions webcast
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Market GPS investment outlook 2024: Chain reactions webcast

Global markets look set to remain conflicted in 2024 with the consequences of historic rate hikes finally manifesting. What will the chain reactions be?

Market GPS investment outlook 2024: Chain reactions webcast replay (EMEA)
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Market GPS investment outlook 2024: Chain reactions webcast replay (EMEA)

Global markets look set to remain conflicted in 2024 with the consequences of historic rate hikes finally manifesting. What will the chain reactions be as rates, inflation, employment, growth, and geopolitics converge?