NISA Investment Advisors, LLC (NISA) offers customized investment solutions for tax-exempt and taxable institutional clients. NISA manages $288 billion in fixed income and equity securities and $238 billion in derivative notional value as of December 31, 2023. $19.9 billion in repurchase agreement notional and underlying assets are reported in both physical assets and derivatives notional value under management. We seek bright, motivated individuals who can contribute to our growing team of professionals. Candidates with a high degree of independent thinking skills, strong analytical and quantitative skills, and team playing abilities are encouraged to apply.
NISA manages portfolios for some of the largest institutional investors in the world. Client portfolios include investment-grade fixed income, derivative overlays and index-like equity investments. NISA is 100% employee-owned and is based in St. Louis, Missouri. Members of our experienced senior leadership team provide guidance for the firm through the Management Committee and Investment Committee. We employ over 375 people, over 20% of whom have a participation interest in the firm.
NISA’s CEO and Head of Investment Strategies David Eichhorn participated in a panel discussion at the Treasury Market Conference held this Fall at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. This was the...
The Pension Surplus Risk Index (PSRX®) remained flat at 6.2% in February as interest rate volatility increased and return-seeking asset volatility decreased.
Watch Chief Economist Stephen Douglass as he examines America’s ever-rising debt burden, reviews the difficult policy options for addressing it and considers the implications for the Treasury marke...
The Federal Reserve kicked off its rate-cutting cycle in earnest, helping Treasuries, equities and credit to another solid month.
Review the discussion (~45 mins) between David Eichhorn and Stephen Douglass as they consider the implications of the Fed’s recent rate cut for the labor market and broader economy.
Review the discussion (~45 min) between David Eichhorn and Stephen Douglass as they delve into recent political volatility and discuss growth, employment and the Fed outlook.
The Federal Reserve kicked off its rate-cutting cycle in earnest, helping Treasuries, equities and credit to another solid month.
An ultimately short-lived risk off tone took hold early in the month on signs of a weakening labor market, while Fed Chairman Powell’s widely-anticipated speech at Jackson Hole set the stage for ra...
The U.S. economy suffered from the worst labor shortage in at least six decades during the pandemic. This imbalance peaked in late 2021 with twice as many job openings as unemployed workers and wag...
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