A Systematic Fixed Income Process Delivering Scalable and Bespoke Portfolio Solutions

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Portfolio Management Conference 2026

Fixed Income markets have never evolved this fast and Lucette channels her passion into designing next-generation solutions. Harnessing Nordea’s latest multi-asset platform, Lucette fuses systematic rigour with cutting-edge technology, creating portfolios that are both scalable and meticulously tailored to client ambitions. With relentless precision, innovative engineering, and a passion for solving complexity, Lucette transforms market challenges into opportunities, delivering solutions that are as dynamic and forward-thinking as the Fixed Income markets themselves.

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Lucette Yvernault

Lucette brings extensive experience in global fixed income markets, most recently from Fidelity International, where she served as Head of Systematic Fixed Income. At Fidelity, Lucette managed global and regional portfolios across Investment Grade and High Yield, as well as Emerging Market Debt and Global Aggregate solutions. Over eight years at Fidelity, Lucette delivered consistent excess returns through active portfolio management and played a key role in designing bespoke client solutions. She worked closely with large institutional investors to align portfolios with their objectives, developing strategies incorporating LDI-based portfolios, Target Date matching, and ESG integration. Prior to joining Fidelity, Lucette spent more than a decade at Schroders as a Global Credit Portfolio Manager, and earlier in her career, five years at Citigroup Asset Management as a Portfolio Manager and Vice President within the Fixed Income team, managing both fixed income and total return strategies. Lucette holds a Master’s in digital technologies, financial engineering and management from EPF Engineering School.

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