Florian Ielpo

head of macro and multi asset portfolio manager, Lombard Odier Investment Managers
Bio

Florian Ielpo is head of macro and multi asset portfolio manager in LOIM's multi asset group, where he drives the use of macroeconomic inputs in the group's investment solutions. He rejoined LOIM in August 2021 after a stint as head of macro research and multi-asset portfolio manager at Unigestion. From 2013 to 2015, he was fixed income portfolio manager at LOIM and prior to that at BCV from 2011 to 2013. From 2008 to 2010, he was an econometrician within the global bonds team at Pictet Asset Management. He started his career as an economist at Dexia in 2005.

Florian is a graduate of ENS and ENSAE in Paris. He holds a Ph.D in empirical finance from Sorbonne University. Florian regularly publishes scientific articles and books and teaches empirical finance and quantitative portfolio management techniques at HE Lausanne, Dauphine University and EM Lyon.

Event Participation

Europe EQD 2027

Europe EQD 2027

Ten years of insight. One unmissable event. Buyside derivative players from across Europe connect in Barcelona to start the year with an immersive exploration of strategies and innovative products. This busy event efficiently delivers compelling main stage sessions, private meetings and extensive networking with 390+ top-tier peers and providers.
Europe EQD 2025

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

Europe EQD 2024

Europe EQD is the largest multi-asset, volatility and cross-asset systematic investing forum for institutional investors.
Europe EQD 2022

Europe EQD 2022

This event was originally scheduled for January 24-25, 2022. Attendance is for sponsoring banks, non-bank sellside and buysiders only. You must register to secure a spot in the room. Registrations are subject to approval.

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