An industry veteran with more than 25 years on the sell-side and buy-side, George joined MUFG in 2021 as head of U.S. Macro Strategy with a mandate to formulate U.S. fixed income views, drive market strategy thought leadership, and actionable trade ideas for clients. He focuses on rates, MBS, credit, the Fed/global central bank policy, U.S. dollar funding dynamics and all things macro-related.

George spent nearly a decade at Nomura Securities, first as the chief U.S. Rates Strategist and later as the Head of U.S. Fixed Income Strategy in the Americas. Over his tenure at Nomura, he oversaw teams of analysts and strategists covering U.S. rates, U.S. credit and emerging market rates.

Prior to that, George was a senior research analyst at both Morgan Stanley and Bank of America. He started his career in the Fixed Income markets on the buy side at the formerly known Merrill Lynch Asset Management division in institutional separate accounts, analyzing and co-managing portfolios of Treasuries, repo, short-term credit and MBS as an assistant portfolio management analyst.

George is an active guest on Bloomberg TV and a frequently quoted source in various financial media outlets.

George received his joint degree in Finance/Economics and Political Science from Rutgers University’s School of Management in 1998.