From volatility to victory


Building resilient fixed income portfolios in the new yield paradigm

Available On Demand

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the medium-term strategic landscape for fixed income investing. Our panel of investment experts provide their latest perspectives on managing fixed income portfolios in an era characterized by both heightened volatility and changing inflation dynamics.

During the discussion, our speakers share their insights on timely topics for fixed income allocators:

  • Diversifying duration
  • Credit risk allocations
  • Benchmark pitfalls
  • Elections and geopolitical impacts
  • Currency in fixed income
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Speakers:

Chris Siniakov

Chris Siniakov

Managing Director and Portfolio Manager
Franklin Templeton Fixed Income

Chris Siniakov is the managing director of Fixed Income Australia for Franklin Templeton Fixed Income in Melbourne, Australia. Mr. Siniakov is responsible for fixed income research, strategy, and portfolio management.

Mr. Siniakov has over 26 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to his current role, Mr. Siniakov was the head of fixed income for Asia Pacific at Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management. He also was previously with Invesco. Mr. Siniakov joined Franklin Templeton in 2014.

Mr. Siniakov holds a bachelor of science (with Honors) in mathematics and statistics from Monash University, and a Graduate Diploma in banking and finance from the Financial Services Institute of Australia. He is currently a Fellow of the Financial Institute of Australia.

Carol Lye

Carol Lye

Portfolio Manager & Senior Research Analyst
Brandywine Global Investment Management

As a portfolio manager and senior research analyst, Carol conducts macroeconomic research and analysis with a focus in the Asia Pacific region for the Firm's fixed income strategies. Additionally she is responsible for communicating details and presenting our investment strategies to clients, prospects and consultants in Asia. She joined the Firm in October 2008 as a fixed income research analyst and is based out of the office of Brandywine Global Investment Management (Asia) Pte., Ltd. in Singapore.

Previously, she served as an economist with the Monetary Authority of Singapore where she analyzed domestic and external economies (2007-2008). She was also a summer analyst with the fixed income capital market division of Goldman Sachs in London (2006). Carol earned an MSC in Finance and Economics from the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom and a BSc in Economics from the National University of Singapore.

Moderated by:

Christy Tan

Christy Tan

Investment Strategist
Franklin Templeton Institute

As an investment strategist for the Franklin Templeton Institute, Christy leverages the knowledge of the firm's autonomous investment teams to provide global capital market and long-term investment insights internally and to clients. The Franklin Templeton Institute harnesses the depth and breadth of the firm's global investment expertise and extensive in-house research capabilities to deliver unique investment insights to our clients.

Prior to her current role, Christy was Head of Markets Strategy/Research at National Australia Bank, where she focused on research for Australian institutions and pension funds wanting to invest in China/Asia and Chinese investors looking to invest in Australia. Prior to that she served as the Local Fixed Income and Currency Strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, responsible for macro-economic forecasts and analysis of Asian economies.

Christy has an MBA from the University of Manchester and BSc in Economics from National University of Singapore.