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Boutaïna Deixonne

Boutaïna Deixonne

Head of Euro Investment Grade and High-Yield Credit

Bio

Boutaïna is Head of Euro Investment Grade & High Yield Credit team since 2009. As a Portfolio Manager Analyst, she provides coverage for the car, telecoms, and real estate sectors.

She joined AXA IM as a Credit Analyst in 2003, covering the telecom and media sectors. Prior to AXA IM, she spent a year at Société Générale-CIB on the credit research team covering insurance and financial institutions. Preceding that, she spent a year at CDC IXIS Capital Markets in the credit research team, covering the consumer and industrials sectors.

Boutaïna holds a MA in Finance from Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris. She is a CFA charterholder.

Articles from Boutaïna Deixonne

Portfolio perspectives

Euro Credit Quarterly Update – July 2026

Despite multiple headwinds credit markets have demonstrated remarkable resilience. Watch Boutaïna Deixonne discuss her outlook for investment-grade and high-yield credit.

By Boutaïna Deixonne

16/07/26

Car on road

Portfolio perspectives

Euro credit: Investment potential amid global uncertainty

Credit markets entered 2026 on a solid footing, but the landscape has since shifted significantly. What began as a year…

By Boutaïna Deixonne

03/06/26

Portfolio perspectives

Euro Credit Market Update - Shifting investor expectations

Watch Boutaina Deixonne discuss her outlook for the euro investment-grade and high-yield corporate bond market, and where she currently sees…

By Boutaïna Deixonne

23/04/26

Portfolio perspectives

What’s the outlook for yields and demand in euro credit?

Given its strong performance in recent years, does the Euro corporate bond market still offer attractive opportunities or has it…

By Boutaïna Deixonne & other authors

26/02/26

Lighthouse in the sun

Portfolio perspectives

Euro credit update – Issuer selection will be key this year

After stronger-than-expected demand for credit in 2025, markets again look likely be able to handle an increase in new issuance…

By Boutaïna Deixonne

22/01/26

Portfolio perspectives

Why flexibility will be key for fixed income in 2026

This article is part of our 2026 Investment Outlook. Despite no shortage of challenges and obstacles, returns across fixed income…

By James McAlevey & other authors

19/11/25