Greg Taylor est entré au service de Pender en mai 2025 en tant que chef du placement et gestionnaire de portefeuille.
M. Taylor était chef du placement et gestionnaire de portefeuille auprès d’une société torontoise de gestion des placements de 2017 à 2025. Il a participé à la croissance de son actif sous gestion qui est passée de 3 milliards $ à plus de 25 milliards $. Auparavant, il était gestionnaire de portefeuille principal à LOGiQ Asset Management, un poste qu’il a également occupé auprès de Front Street Capital. Il a commencé sa carrière à Aurion Capital en 1999 où il a géré des actifs pour le compte de fonds communs de placement et de caisses de retraite.
En plus de gérer plusieurs portefeuilles, M. Taylor prendra la direction des stratégies de placement et de gestion des risques de Pender. Il présidera également un comité sur la gamme de fonds (Fund Line Up Committee). Fervent adepte de la gestion active sur l’ensemble des catégories d’actif, il estime qu’il s’agit d’un excellent outil pour assurer la croissance et réduire la volatilité. Il a commencé sa carrière dans la gestion des actions de croissance et, au cours de ses divers postes par la suite, a dirigé des stratégies multicatégorielles axées sur les actions, les titres à revenu fixe et les titres alternatifs.
Il a obtenu un B.A.A. en finance de l’Université Bishop et possède le titre de CFA depuis 2000.
Il siège au comité des finances de la Société canadienne de la sclérose en plaques et aime s’adonner à des activités en plein air avec sa famille, ce qui inclut d’encourager sa fille lors de ses compétitions de ski et de planche à neige.
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