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Loomis Sayles nabs Fahey from Mellon

Loomis Sayles recruits Thomas Fahey from Standish Mellon to be fixed income macro strategist.

    • Katy Barnato
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Boston asset manager Loomis, Sayles & Company has recruited Thomas Fahey as senior global macro strategist for its fixed income group.

Fahey will be based in Boston, and will report to Teri Mason, director of macro strategies. Fahey will be one of a team of five, including chief economist Brian Horrigan, economics analyst Jim Balfour and manager of strategy analytics, Mike Giles.

Fahey joins the firm from Standish Mellon Asset Management, where he was senior portfolio manager in the global bond

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