Didier Anthamatten

lead portfolio manager DOM global macro, 1789 LOIM
Bio

Didier Anthamatten leads the DOM global macro UCITS fund at Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM). Previously, he co-managed a systematic alternative returns UCITS fund and a discretionary defensive UCITS fund at Credit Suisse. Prior to that, he co-managed various multi-asset funds and mandates at Unigestion. Earlier in his career, Didier was head of equity derivatives at Pictet and began his professional journey in the equity derivatives trading unit at Deutsche Bank.

Didier holds a Master’s degree in Banking and Finance from the University of St. Gallen.

Event Participation

Global EQD 2025
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Global EQD 2025

10 years after the first Global EQD, EQDerivatives is excited to be returning to The Wynn, Las Vegas for Global EQD 2025!
Europe EQD 2025
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Europe EQD 2025

Join your peers at Europe EQD 2025 – the largest multi-asset, volatility and cross-asset systematic investing forum for institutional investors.
Europe EQD 2024
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Europe EQD 2024

Europe EQD is the largest multi-asset, volatility and cross-asset systematic investing forum for institutional investors.
Europe EQD 2020
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Europe EQD 2020

Pre-registration is closed. Walk-in registrations may be accepted. Multi-Asset ¦ Risk Premia ¦ Volatility ¦ ESG ¦ Fixed Income ¦ Global Macro ¦ Alternatives

Related Articles

Didier Anthamatten and Valentin Petrescou, global macro portfolio managers at Lombard Odier 1798, launched the DOM global macro fund on Wednesday with USD100 million in seed capital from Lombard Odier and external investors.
Didier Anthamatten and Valentin Petrescou, global macro portfolio managers at Lombard Odier 1798, are gearing up to launch the DOM global macro fund in January 2025. The strategy will allow investors to gain exposure to alternative strategies, enhancing returns in their portfolios and diversifying risks efficiently.
Systematic strategies have been a popular choice for investors to navigate the market in recent years but Valentin Petrescou, global macro portfolio manager at Lombard Odier 1798, said they can often rely too much on backtest optimization and past correlations, which can create adverse outcomes. He said a combination of systematic and...
Former Credit Suisse heads Didier Anthamatten and Valentin Petrescou are gearing up to launch a new UCITS fund on Lombard Odier's 1798 alternative platform in the second quarter of this year. The global macro fund will be run by Anthamatten and Petrescou alongside a team of three additional portfolio managers. The fund will be made up of systematic and discretionary strategies.
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