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PIMCO Blog Will Markets Remain Cool About Italy? Will Markets Remain Cool About Italy? Economic growth and moderating political views may allay concerns.
In Depth Global Debt and The New Neutral Global Debt and The New Neutral The global economy remains highly leveraged and sensitive to interest rate movements.
PIMCO Blog Italy’s Election: Short-Term Volatility on the Ballot? Italy’s Election: Short-Term Volatility on the Ballot? Italy’s general election this weekend is arguably the most important political event in Europe this year.
Economic Outlook Eurozone Outlook: Economic Growth Masks Underlying Fragility Eurozone Outlook: Economic Growth Masks Underlying Fragility Economic recovery is in full swing but investors should remain vigilant of the long-term risks.
PIMCO Blog French Election: A Positive Result for Markets, But Don’t Be Complacent French Election: A Positive Result for Markets, But Don’t Be Complacent Emmanuel Macron’s victory is positive for financial markets but medium-term risks in Europe remain.
Nicola Mai Portfolio Manager, Sovereign Credit Analyst Share Add Download Print Mr. Mai is an executive vice president in the London office and a sovereign credit analyst in the portfolio management group. He leads sovereign credit research in Europe and is responsible for formulating key macro views for the region. He is a member of the European Portfolio Committee and an expert on the eurozone sovereign crisis. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2012, Mr. Mai was senior euro area economist at J.P. Morgan for seven years. He started his career as an economist in the U.K. government, in a program run by HM Treasury. He has 16 years of investment and financial services experience and holds a graduate degree in economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona and an undergraduate degree in economics from the London School of Economics.
