Rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions make fixed income an attractive proposition as we enter 2024
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Sally joined JBWere in September 2020 from JP Morgan where she was Managing Director, Chief Economist and Head of Economic and Markets Research, Australia and New Zealand. Prior to this, Sally worked at ANZ as Co-Head of Australian Economics and Fixed Income Strategy and Vice President, Australian Economics and Fixed Income Strategy, Credit Suisse.
Qualifications: Bachelor Economics, Master of Economics , Doctorate of Philosophy in Economics
Skills and Experience: 20 years of industry experience. She is currently Deputy Chair of the Council of The Women’s College, a member of the SCEGGS Darlinghurst Ltd. Board and a member of the Finance and Investments Committee for the Children’s Medical Research Institute.
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