Edward Williams
5 Years at AB|12 Years of Experience
Edward Williams is a Vice President and Investment Strategist within the Multi-Asset Solutions team, where he is responsible for the business development of AB’s Luxembourg income-thematic multi-asset strategies. Williams joined AB in 2020 when he was based in Hong Kong, supporting client activity across Asia, before relocating to London and into his current role. Prior to joining AB, Williams spent six years working at Fidelity International across a range of roles in Europe and Asia, including as an investment specialist, focusing on Fidelity’s risk-managed and outcome-orientated multi-asset solutions. He holds a BA in economics from the University of Reading. Location: London
Published Work
With major US policy change unfolding, flexibility across and within asset classes will be critical.
We expect the opportunity set to widen for income investors in 2025, though less clarity around the second half requires a dynamic approach.
Multi-asset strategies must adapt to a promising—but changeable—environment for generating income.
We think today’s market landscape calls for a different mix in multi-asset income strategies
We think US capital markets still offer plenty of potential for investors—especially those with the ability to reach across asset classes.
The US can be an expansive single source of long-term growth potential and income.
For multi-asset income investors, adapting portfolios for equity defense, credit potential and duration exposure should be on the docket for 2024.
An improved income outlook for multi-asset investors, including higher yields, sharply contrasts with cloudy conditions at 2023’s start.
Dividend investing should expand beyond traditional dividend-paying stocks to generate income effectively without giving up return potential in growth-led markets.
Multi-asset income strategies should feature high-dividend stocks, high-yield credit and global government bonds in 2023.