John Carey

John Carey

Head of Investment Team, Structured Securities

Bio

John Carey, CFA, is the Head of Structured Securities at BNP Paribas Asset Management. He is responsible for setting strategy, generating alpha ideas, and risk budgeting for the firm’s structured securities portfolios as well as the securitized portion of multi-sector portfolios. He joined FFTW, a predecessor of BNP Paribas Asset Management, in 1998 and is based in New York. Prior to his current role, John was the Head of the MBS, ABS and Structured Finance teams and Senior Portfolio Manager for structured securities portfolios. Prior to joining us, he was a Limited Partner at Atlantic Portfolio Analytics and Management and prior to that, Senior Vice President for the Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporation. John has 29 years of investment experience. He holds an MBA in Finance from New York University and a BA in Mathematical Economics from Colgate University. He is a CFA Charterholder.

Location New York

Joined 1998

Articles from John Carey

Houses

Portfolio perspectives

Why US mortgage-backed securities now?

US mortgage-backed securities (MBS) should benefit from a steepening of the bond yield curve once the US Federal Reserve begins…

By John Carey

15/07/24

Portfolio perspectives

Mortgage-backed securities – Headwinds on the decline

US mortgage-backed securities look attractive now relative to government bonds. Headwinds in the form of, for example, rising central bank…

By John Carey

02/10/23

Portfolio perspectives

Talking heads – There is a reasonable alternative: mortgage bonds

After a bright start, US mortgage-backed securities face a sunnier year in which this fixed income asset class could reverse…

By John Carey & other authors

23/01/23

Workers and engineers

Portfolio perspectives

US housing market to come off the boil, but remain fundamentally sound

While recent monetary policy tightening in the US to counteract high inflation will likely take some heat out of the…

By John Carey

26/08/22

Corporate news

Covid-driven pressures keep US house prices high in 2022

Several factors will likely keep US house prices on an upward trajectory this year. Still low mortgage rates as well…

By John Carey

14/06/22

Front of mind

Fed prudently delivers tapering message as scripted

Recent news from the US Federal Reserve that it will be reducing its bond purchases now worth USD 120 billion…

By John Carey

10/11/21