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Trafalgar Square
London
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Haishi Ning, PhD, is a Managing Director and Co-Head of Quantitative Modeling and Strategies for PGIM Fixed Income. In this role, Mr. Ning is responsible for conducting quantitative research and modeling needs for the PGIM organization. Prior to joining the Firm in 2017, he was a senior quantitative strategist in Goldman Sachs Asset Management since 2011, where he was responsible for risk and attribution modelling, asset allocation research and quantitative strategies development. Before that, Haishi spent time at LCH, Barclays and Risk Control Ltd, working in various roles including interest rate swap clearing, FX options trading and stress testing modelling for BIS and European Banks. Haishi received his PhD and MSc degrees in Signal Processing from Imperial College London, U.K.
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