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Morgane Delledonne

Morgane Delledonne

Morgane joined Global X in 2020. She is responsible for leading the firm’s research efforts in Europe, providing insights on the markets and ETFs alike. Morgane frequently speaks at investor conferences and is often cited in the financial media. Prior to joining Global X, Morgane spent several years in the ETF industry, working as an Investment strategist at BMO Global Asset Management and ETF Securities in London. Prior to that, she held roles as macroeconomist at Pictet & Cie in Geneva and the French Treasury in Washington, D.C. She has a BSc in Applied Mathematics from Université Nice-Sophia Antipolis (France) and MSc’s in Economics & Financial Engineering from Université Paris Dauphine (France).

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