GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
Reminder: Analyst Access: Barclays Infrastructure Insights: Early Read-Throughs and Key Debates into 2Q Reporting Season
Research evidence excerpt
Reminder: Analyst Access: Barclays Infrastructure Insights: Early Read-Throughs and Key Debates into 2Q Reporting Season
Andrew Lobbenberg is head of the Barclays European
Transport equity research team following aviation stocks.
He joined Barclays in 2023 and has been an equity
research analyst since 2000, most recently at HSBC,
achieving consistent high rankings in the II and Extel
transport surveys. Prior to becoming an analyst Andrew
worked in corporate planning for Delta Air Lines, as an
academic teaching the Air Transport Planning MSc at
Cranfield University, as an aviation paralegal at Wilmer
Hale and as an economist at the UK CAA. He has an MSc in
Economics from the LSE and BA Hons in Politics
Philosophy and Economics from Balliol College Oxford.
View Analyst Page
Maurice Patrick is a Managing Director within European
Telecommunication Services Equity Research, co-
ordinates Barclays' Telecoms Equity Research globally and
has 20 years’ experience in the Telecoms industry. The
Telecommunications team ranked No 1 in the 2024 Extel
survey. Prior to joining Barclays in 2009, he was an
Executive Director at JPMorgan and at Bear Stearns.
Maurice has been an equity analyst since 2002 and has
worked in the Telecoms industry at BT and O2. Maurice
has an MBA from the Cranfield School of Management, an
MSc in Telecommunications from the University of
London, and a BSc in Physics and French from the
University of Bristol.
Mathieu Robilliard is a Director within Equity Research at
Barclays. He is co-head of the European Telecom sector
team and covers European/Latam telecom companies and
the Satellite Services sector globally. The
survey. Mathieu joined Barclays in 2014 from Exane BNP
Paribas where he was also in charge of Telecoms and
Satellite Services.
The English excerpt is extracted automatically from the cited source page and may contain layout or recognition errors. It is never batch translated.
Open report viewer