High conviction investment research & advisory in convertible bonds, credit derivatives, and credit for active fund managers
High conviction investment research & advisory in convertible bonds, credit derivatives, and credit for active fund managers
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As an independent investment research & advisory consultancy, we provide a full range of outcome-oriented advice, research, and technology to active institutional investors across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Everything we do is powered by innovation and the desire to achieve the best possible outcome for our clients. We help you focus on what matters and reach a level of understanding and clarity that will give you confidence to make high conviction investment decisions.
Catherine Baulamon is an investment manager with experience in convertible bonds and credit. Catherine previously served as Portfolio Manager - Convertible Bonds at LOIM, as Senior Credit Investment Analyst at Man Group/GLG Partners and CQS, and as an investment banker with Barclays and Commerzbank. She worked in Portland (Oregon), New York, London, Paris, Frankfurt am Main, and Geneva.
We offer you the highest ethical standards. Vis-a-vis our clients, we strive to provide best-in-class investment research and advisory services based on independence and diligence.
We treat each stakeholder with great care and we conduct all our business on a strict confidentiality basis.
BlackRobin Group was born between the shores of South East Australia and New Zealand where we enjoyed surfing the cold water and the swell of the Tasman sea. In downtimes, we refined our investment philosophy based on Karl Popper's 'The Open Society' that he wrote in NZ during WWII. We also discovered the incredible local biodiversity and wildlife ecosystems. We came across, further East on the Chatham Islands, an extraordinary little bird: the black robin, saved from extinction with the help of only five remaining birds.
That rare story of survival and resilience raised our awareness of the importance of biodiversity and rich diverse ecosystems. So we decided to use the name of Black Robin. We support the efforts led by agencies and foundations to protect wild birds and their habitats:
