Greg Taylor joined Pender in May 2025 as our Chief Investment Officer and a Portfolio Manager.
Greg was CIO and a Portfolio Manager at a Toronto-based asset management company from 2017 to 2025, supporting its growth from $3 billion to over $24 billion in assets under management. Prior to that Greg was a Senior Portfolio Manager at LOGiQ Asset Management, a position he also held at Front Street Capital. He started his career at Aurion Capital in 1999 where he managed pension and mutual fund assets.
In addition to managing several portfolios, his responsibilities will include taking the lead on Pender’s investment and risk management strategies and heading the Fund Line Up Committee. Greg is a big believer in the value of Active Management across all asset classes as a tool for growth as well as minimizing volatility. He started his career managing growth equities and in his previous position oversaw multi-asset strategies across equities, fixed income and alternatives.
Greg holds a BBA in Finance from Bishop’s University and has been a CFA charter holder since 2000.
He sits on the Finance Committee of the MS Society of Canada and enjoys pursuing outdoor activities with his family including watching his daughter compete in ski and snowboard racing.
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August lived up to its reputation for volatility, however this year the move was to the upside. There has been much for investors to be concerned with this year and that has kept many on the sidelines. That may still prove to be the correct positioning, but the ‘pain trade’ remains higher and there is […]
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