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Gordon Shannon

Partner, Co-Head of Investment Grade

19 années d'expérience dans le domaine de l'investissement

Londres

TwentyFour Asset Management LLP

8th Floor, The Monument Building, 11 Monument Street

EC3R 8AF London

Royaume-Uni

Gordon est l’un des associés de TwentyFour. Il est Co-Head of Investment Grade.

Il est Portfolio Manager au sein de l’équipe Investment Grade. Il est également membre de l’Asset Allocation Committee et du Comité ESG de la société.

Avant de rejoindre TwentyFour, Gordon a travaillé pendant huit ans au département Crédit d’Ignis Asset Management.

Gordon est titulaire de la certification CFA® et a obtenu un diplôme d’économie de l’Université de Cambridge.

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Flash Fixed Income new imagery - 1

22 mai 2026 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: The UK political crisis premium

UK government bond yields have pushed higher this month as markets have digested a building political crisis, with the prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, now set to face a Labour Party leadership contest following dire local election results on May 7.

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22 avr 2026 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: Risks unbalanced as “war premium” fades

Sharp swings in government and corporate bond markets since the onset of the Middle East conflict pose interesting questions for fixed income investors.

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16 mar 2026 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: Iran shock is driving central banks apart

As fixed income investors, our focus is on how the shock ripples through the variables that matter most for bonds: inflation, growth, and how central banks respond.

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16 fév 2026 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: AI and the software sell-off

Market focus has shifted in recent weeks from hyperscaler spending to the threat AI could pose to numerous software-as-a-service (SaaS) businesses.

Webinar replay: The Federal Reserve explained

29 jan 2026 Webinar

Replay: The Federal Reserve explained

Recent developments involving Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell have raised fresh questions around central bank independence, the politicisation of monetary policy, and the future of Fed leadership, particularly with his term as Chair due to expire in May 2026.

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23 jan 2026 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: The Fed independence premium

For global bond investors, predictable central bank activities are an important component of long-term strategy. But the Trump administration’s unprecedented pressure on the Fed, including a criminal probe of Chair Jerome Powell, is driving investor fears about the independence of the world’s most important central bank and the reliability of monetary policy.