Ian Robertson

Senior Analyst
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Ian joined Milford in 2017 as a Senior Analyst focused on fixed income investments. He is the Co-Portfolio Manager of the Trans-Tasman Bond Fund & the Global Corporate Bond Funds.

Prior to joining Milford, Ian worked at ANZ Bank New Zealand, most recently in the Specialised Finance team originating, structuring and executing leveraged transactions.

Before returning to New Zealand in 2014, Ian spent seven years at a UK fund manager as a Credit Analyst investing in European and US leveraged loans and high yield bonds. He has also worked on advisory, restructuring and formal insolvency appointments at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Auckland and London. Ian has a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) majoring in Finance from the University of Auckland.

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Is a monetary policy mistake coming?

Ian Robertson,18 August 2022

Central banks are walking a tightrope as they try to lower inflation via the blunt tool of monetary policy in a backdrop of a slowing global economy. The recent fall in market expectations of inflation, also seen in lower bond yields infers that the market believes central banks may be successful in engineering a soft […]

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Stock Story: T-Mobile

Ian Robertson,7 June 2022

T-Mobile
T-Mobile is the second largest US telecom company by subscribers. In 2021 it generated over US$80bn in revenue from providing mobile phone and wireless internet services to over 108 million customers.
Today’s T-Mobile was formed in April 2020 when T-Mobile acquired Sprint Communications (“Sprint”). The transaction consolidated the US telecom market from four major wireless players […]

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How will corporates spend their excess cash and what does this mean for investors? Part II

Ian Robertson,1 February 2022

Capital allocation is expected to continue to migrate towards capex, shareholder returns and M&A. Implications from this spend is case-by-case, but it is increasingly important for debt investors to know the capital allocation intentions of their investments and remain active in managing their portfolios to help position to benefit from some of these trends as well as avoid pitfalls of others.

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