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Dr. Christian Baylis

Christian is the portfolio manager for Gleneagle's Fixed Income Fund. He holds a Ph.D in Econometrics and is a multi-award-winning manager, with broad experience across global fixed income and derivatives strategies.
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Dr Christian Baylis - Gleneagle Fund Manager
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About

Dr. Christian Baylis is the Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Fortlake, and Portfolio Manager for Gleneagle’s Fixed Income Fund.

Christian is a highly regarded Australian-based manager with broad experience across global fixed income and derivatives strategies, having worked previously at UBS Asset Management and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).

He holds a PhD in Econometrics from Monash University and was a recipient of the distinguished Exceed First Class Honours award, receiving a perfect GPA. Christian won the Australian Postgraduate Scholar Award at both University of New South Wales (UNSW) and the University of Sydney (USYD) for his work in the Econometrics field and was a visiting scholar at Monash University in the Econometrics faculty. Christian was also the recipient of the prestigious Capital Markets CRC PhD Scholarship where his work focused on alternative methods of inflation modelling, probability density functions and option implied distributions.

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Awards

2022
Best in Class

Fortlake’s Fund was named top performer in Livewire’s Fixed Income, Best in Class list of 2022.

2022
Tomorrow’s Titans
The Hedge Fund Journal announced Christian as one of 50 best up-and-comers, globally. 1 of only 7 hailing from the Asia-Pacific region
2021
Top Performer

Preqin named Christian as having the top performing Fixed Income Strategy, and number two overall within the Asia-Pacific Credit Hedge Fund category in its H1 2021 Honour Roll.

Career

Christian managed in excess of $8 billion AUM and was the lead Portfolio Manager in the UBS Australian Fixed Income team for the UBS Cash Plus Fund, the Insurance and ALM book of business and ran a complex suite of overlay strategies for large cross-border liability clients. He was also a member of the Global Multi Strategy Committee and was appointed as the Australian representative for the Global Dynamic Fund, the core global unconstrained Fixed Income offering for UBS Asset Management.

Christian was the Head of Derivative Strategy, Inflation Linked Assets and Credit Trading across the Australian Fixed Income business, managing in excess of $26 billion. This role incorporated oversight of Sector Strategy – incorporating Semi-government and Sovereign Supra National Agencies (SSAs) and the development of the associated ESG framework for these assets. As a member of the Global Multi Strategy Committee Christian was actively involved in the macro analysis and research of fixed income markets for the global Fixed Income business.

 

In March 2011, Christian joined UBS Asset Management. Whilst managing the UBS Cash-Plus Fund from March 2011 to May 2020, Christian obtained the only ‘Highly Recommended’ rating from Zenith for consecutive years 2017 – 2020 for the Short-Term Credit category. Prior to this, he was a Senior Analyst at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), managing the Bank’s investment portfolio, liquidity and liability profile. Prior to his role at the RBA, Christian worked for Standard and Poor’s, as a Rating Specialist conducting rating assessments and research.

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Insights from Christian

Fund Reports
As widely expected, the RBA lifted the cash rate 50bps...
Fund Reports
Economy – The Communication We Had to Have Markets and...
Fund Reports
Economy – The Communication We Had to Have Markets and...
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Economy – Last drinks in the mother of all happy...
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