 Jesse Imer Fixed Income Investment Strategist, Mason Stevens Limited (at time of writing) Imer is a fixed income strategist at Mason Stevens. He has worked in financial services for 13 years, 11 of which were in investment management and trading roles across fixed income, credit, FX and equities. In the last three years, he has used his experience across multiple asset classes to work as a macro strategist for Mason Stevens where he derives its in-house capital market assumptions that underpin strategic asset allocations.
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