Vincent Nichols

Vincent Nichols

Senior Investment Specialist, US and Global Thematic Equities

Bio

Vincent is a senior investment specialist for the US and Global Thematic Equities team and is responsible for communicating the team’s investment approach and market views to clients, prospective clients and BNPP AM’s distribution network around the world.

Vincent joined BNP Paribas Asset Management in 2010. Prior to his current role, he was Head of Client Service in North America. Before joining the firm, he was a senior client service officer at Morgan Stanley Investment Management (MSIM) and before joining MSIM, he was with Atalanta Sosnoff Capital in a similar role. He started his career as a proprietary equity trader at Lynx Capital Partners.

Vincent holds a BA in Economics from Union College and a minor in Mathematics and History. He is a CFA charterholder and a member of the CFA Institute. Vincent is based in Boston.

Location Boston

Joined 2010

Articles from Vincent Nichols

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What a lull in trade rhetoric means for US small-cap stocks

Investor sentiment in US equity markets has improved notably in recent months as pessimism surrounding the tariff rhetoric from the…

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What of US small caps as the tariff turmoil rages?

Investor sentiment in US equity markets has improved dramatically in recent months as pessimism surrounding tariff rhetoric from the new…

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Artificial intelligence – Still positive after the sell-off

In the week ending 24 January, a previously unknown Chinese start-up presented an artificial intelligence large language model apparently showing a performance comparable…

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The outlook for US small caps in 2025

The outlook for US small-capitalisation stocks is better now than it has been for several years. The main reasons include…

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The outlook for US small caps

The outlook for US small-capitalisation stocks looks better now than it has for several years. The main reasons include the…

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There is more to come for the US technology sector

In the opening months of 2024, the information technology and communication services sectors have again pulled the rest of the…

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