

Felix Schlang is a Portfolio Manager in the Merger Arbitrage Team at Candriam. He joined Candriam in 2020 as an Assistant Portfolio Manager before transitioning to the Risk Arbitrage team as a Portfolio Manager in 2021.
Prior to joining Candriam, he worked as an Assistant Trader at Louis Capital in 2019.
Felix hoIds a BSc in Mathematics, Economy, Finance and Actuarial sciences, as well as a Master’s degree in Statistical and financial engineering from the university of Paris Dauphine.
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Bertrand Dardenne, FĂ©lix Schlang, Alternative Investments, Research Paper
As we enter 2025, the arrival of a new President in the White House is generating a great deal of uncertainty. Merger arbitrage (M&A) strategies are no exception to the question: What impact can we expect from the change of administration on this asset class ?