Xavier Blaiteau

Xavier Blaiteau

Director, Obbligazionario

Xavier Blaiteau è entrato a far parte di bfinance nel febbraio 2017 come analista all'interno del team dei mercati quotati. È un Director specializzato nell’obbligazionario e attualmente anche responsabile del team di analisti. Prima di entrare in bfinance, Xavier ha trascorso due anni presso Lyxor AM occupandosi della selezione dei gestori sia per i fondi comuni che fondi hedge. Ha conseguito un Master in Finanza presso l'ESSCA, in Francia.


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bfinance's quarterly report for May 2026: read the team's latest insights on institutional investor activity, risk appetite, market developments and asset manager performance across all major asset...

A simultaneous sell‑off in equities and bonds made March 2026 an uncomfortable month for investors. As the Iranian conflict escalated into open war, oil prices jumped, short‑term inflation...

bfinance’s quarterly report in February 2026: read the team’s latest insights on institutional investor activity, risk appetite, market developments and asset manager performance across all major...

Wealth managers face mounting pressure to deliver more for less. Cost-aware clients, digital disruption and regulatory demands for “fair value” are turning fee compression into a defining challenge...