Biography
Tom Fahey is a Co-Director of Macro Strategies at Loomis, Sayles & Company. He analyzes global investment conditions, conducts macro-oriented research to determine relative value between countries, currencies and asset classes, and develops tools and processes to facilitate investment decisions. Tom has 31 years of investment industry experience and joined Loomis Sayles in 2010. Previously, he was a senior portfolio manager and global bond strategist at Standish Mellon Asset Management. Prior to joining Standish, Tom worked at The Bank Credit Analyst (BCA) Research Group as a foreign exchange strategist. He earned a BA from St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia and an MA from Concordia University in Quebec.
Latest Insights by Tom Fahey
Economic & Cycle Views
What’s Next for the Credit Cycle?
We expect the credit cycle to remain in expansion with steady growth, a Federal Reserve on hold and positive risk appetite.
Macro Strategies
Alpha Engine Perspectives
Straight Talk for Strange Times: Fixed Income Experts Weigh In
Loomis Sayles experts share candid insights on some of the biggest questions facing fixed income markets today. Discover their perspectives on shifting[…]
Market Commentary & Outlook
Trade Breakdown: Where are the Trade Deficits?
The Loomis Sayles Macro Strategies team breaks down the US trade deficit by sector and country to provide helpful context as markets[…]
Macro Strategies
About the Macro Strategies Team
Focused insights for investment impact.
Investors on the Macro Strategies team
Craig Burelle
Global Macro Strategist, Credit
Brian Horrigan, PhD, CFA
Chief Economist
Bo Zhuang
Global Macro Strategist, Asia
Kaimin Khaw
Global Macro Strategist, Asia
Tyler Silvey, CFA
Global Macro Strategist, Asset Allocation
Ramsey Andrawis
Global Macro Strategist, CEE and MENA
Saurabh Lele, CFA
Global Macro Strategist, Commodities
Jon Levy
Global Macro Strategist, Europe
Gregory Hadjian, CFA
Global Macro Strategist, LATAM
Huani Zhu
Global Macro Strategist, Asia
Matthew Novak, CFA
Sovereign Analyst
