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Alain Nsiona Defise

Alain Nsiona Defise joined Pictet Asset Management in 2012 as Head of Emerging Corporate.

Previously, Alain worked at JPMorgan in London where he was in charge of managing the Emerging Corporate franchise, worth over USD 2 billion. Prior to JPMorgan, he worked for nine years at Fortis Investments, where he started as a senior credit analyst focusing on the high yield market. He later moved to Emerging Markets Fixed Income as a senior portfolio manager building the emerging corporate business.

He holds a Master's in Business Engineering from Solvay Business School, Brussels and a Diploma in Financial Analysis from the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies (EFFAS).

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