Esty Dwek
Head of Global Market Strategy, Dynamic Solutions
Natixis Investment Managers
Ms. Dwek has more than 12 years of experience in the financial industry. Before joining Natixis Investment Managers in 2016, she was a global strategist with the emerging markets team at Loomis, Sayles & Company, where her responsibilities included developing global macroeconomic and asset class views, as well as asset allocation ideas.
She began her investment industry career in 2006 at HSBC Private Bank where she worked in Geneva, New York and Singapore and spent her last six years there as an investment strategist in London.
As Head of Global Thematics & Macro Research, Ms Dwek is responsible for developing and communicating market research, macroeconomic views, investment ideas and asset allocation positioning, as well as long-term return assumptions. These views help inform investment decisions across Dynamic Solutions' portfolios.
Ms. Dwek holds a BA in Political Science from Princeton University.
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