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Claude-Henri Chavanon
Claude-Henri Chavanon

Claude-Henri Chavanon has the National Bank of Abu Dhabi's (NBAD) Managing Director & Head of the Global Asset Management since July 2014. He has management responsibility for the provision of investment-related views, products and services, including advisory and trading, to NBAD’s UHNW and retail client base. He serves as a director of the NBAD Global Multi-Strategy Hedge Fund, NBAD Trust Company Jersey Ltd and OneShare Plc. Previously, Chavanon had been the Managing Director of NBAD Investment Group, and prior to that, from to 2007 to 2013, Chavanon was the Chief Investment Officer of NBAD Private Bank (Suisse) SA., where he was one of the founding members since its inception in early 2007 and played a pivotal role in the successful growth, both in Switzerland and the UAE.

Weekly Investment View: Trimming risk with the US Fed in serenity

The underlying tone of most markets was ‘risk-off’, with gold, US Treasuries and German Bunds eventually attracting some haven buying...

 Weekly Investment View: It's time to implement economic resolutions

The eagerly-awaited US retail sales for April came in at +1.3%, month-on-month...

 Weekly Investment View: Holding your nerve through the summer

It could be rather a tricky summer for the markets, and investors should be prepared for recurrent volatility...

 Weekly Investment View: Central banks driving into summer

The IMF has been reassured by the efforts of GCC states to address their fiscal positions following the reduction in oil revenues...

 Weekly Investment View: A confluence of crossroads

The IEA put its best when they said in their latest review that the impact of any freeze in production agreed would be limited...

 Weekly Investment View: The importance of being tactical

The MSCI World index was ahead 1.0% over the week, led by the US as well as emerging market equities...

 Weekly Investment View: Tactical plays in our reinforced world

We had said at the beginning of the year we expected no interest rate rises in the U.S. through the course of 2016...

 Weekly Investment: Oil is in a bottoming process, but expect it to be choppy

With Brent trading back above $40, and WTI above $38, some commentators are now suggesting at least the beginnings of a fundamental recovery is taking place...