Daniel Lyons, Ph.D., CFA
Daniel Lyons is a Portfolio Manager on the Health Care and Biotech Teams at Janus Henderson Investors, a role he has held since 2018. He is also a Research Analyst on the Healthcare team since 2000 and focuses on biotechnology and life science tools sectors. Daniel started consulting for Janus in 1997 and joined the research team full time in 2000.
Daniel received his Bachelor of Arts degree in biochemistry and chemistry from Rice University, graduating magna cum laude. He also earned a PhD from Stanford University’s programme in immunology and conducted postdoctoral research with a Nobel Laureate at the University of Colorado. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and has 25 years of financial industry experience.
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Global Life Sciences – Strategy Update
Please watch Dan Lyons, Portfolio Manager on the Health Care and Biotech Teams, give an update on the Global Life Sciences strategy, as well as sharing his latest market perspectives and outlook.
JH Explorer: Takeaways from the 2025 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference
After attending the sector’s preeminent annual gathering, we are as confident as ever in healthcare’s long-term value.
Trailing the S&P 500, healthcare stocks look deeply undervalued
We think the market has gone too far in discounting near-term headwinds for the sector, creating an opportunity for investors.
Healthcare stocks shine in a dimming economy
The sector’s traditionally defensive qualities and accelerating innovation could stand out amid a potentially slowing economy.
Will a new candidate create volatility for healthcare stocks?
Why we do not expect the last-minute change in the U.S. presidential election to lead to heightened volatility in healthcare stocks.
Biotech sector update: Going for gold
Amid interest rate cuts and accelerating innovation, the biotechnology sector could be set up for strong performance.
Why healthcare stocks could catch a break this election year
The sector has historically underperformed in the lead-up to U.S. presidential elections, but that may not be the case in 2024.
Global Perspectives: Healthcare’s underappreciated opportunities
How innovation, secular tailwinds – even regulation – are driving growth in the sector.