Matthew Morgan

Matthew Morgan is Head of Fixed Income at Jupiter Fund Management plc, with overall responsibility for the management of Jupiter's fixed income investment professionals and the commercial and business strategy of Jupiter Fixed Income. He reports directly to CEO Matthew Beesley and is a member of the Senior Management Team. He joined Jupiter in April 2019 and has since established himself as a key strategic leader in the asset manager's fixed income division.

Prior to his current role, Matthew spent 13 years at BlackRock, where he was a director with lead responsibility for BlackRock's relationships with some of the UK's largest financial institutions. At Jupiter, he initially served as Investment Director across the firm's fixed income and multi-asset businesses before being promoted to Head of Fixed Income in October 2022 as part of CEO Matthew Beesley's restructuring to provide more focused and effective investment oversight.

Matthew holds a degree in History and Modern Languages and is a CFA Charterholder, having earned a Master of Arts in History from Oxford University (First Class, 2002-2006). He is experienced in selling and training across all product areas including LDI, alternatives, illiquids, fiduciary, active and passive equity and fixed income.

Career history

• Head of Fixed Income, Jupiter Fund Management (2022–Present)
• Investment Director, Multi-Asset and Fixed Income, Jupiter Fund Management (2019–2022)
• Director, UK Institutional Business, BlackRock (2007–2019, 13 years)

What Matthew Morgan could bring to his role at Jupiter Fund Management: Morgan's 13-year tenure at BlackRock as a senior relationship manager for UK institutions, combined with his multi-asset and fixed income expertise, positions him to drive strategic growth in Jupiter's fixed income division. His recent thought leadership on fixed income market outlooks and CFA designation demonstrate his technical credibility. His promotion to Head of Fixed Income suggests management sees in him the capability to expand Jupiter's £15.3bn fixed income platform and enhance the firm's competitive positioning in UK institutional asset management.