Erin Bigley, CFA

Erin Bigley, CFA

Chief Responsibility Officer

26 Years at AB
23 Years of experience

Erin Bigley is a Senior Vice President, AB’s Chief Responsibility Officer and a member of the firm’s Operating Committee. In this role, she oversees AB’s corporate responsibility practices and responsible investing strategy, including integrating environmental, social and governance considerations throughout the firm’s research, engagement and investment processes. Bigley joined the firm in 1997 and previously served as a portfolio manager and trader for the global and Canadian bond strategies. She spent two years based in London as the global head of Fixed Income business development for institutional clients. Bigley served as a fixed-income senior investment strategist for over a decade, and as head of the strategist team from 2018 to 2021. Most recently, she held the role of head of Fixed Income Responsible Investing, where she oversaw the Fixed Income team’s responsible investing strategy. Bigley holds a BS in civil engineering from Villanova University and an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management. She is a CFA charterholder. Location: New York

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by Erin Bigley
Worried about heightened market volatility? It’s true that there are some known unknowns ahead: US elections, earnings season, Deutsche Bank, a potential interest-rate hike. Nonetheless, it’s important to maintain interest-rate exposure. But we like to take that exposure through the global bond market, not just the US bond market.

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