On the seventh anniversary of the TwentyFour Dynamic Bond fund, CEO Mark Holman talks to Laura Dew about how the banking crisis was a huge opportunity, the impact of the EU referendum and why investors should focus on credit spread duration.
Mark Holman is chief executive of fixed income specialist TwentyFour Asset Management and portfolio manager on the £1.4bn Dynamic Bond fund. The firm was launched at the height of the financial crisis in September 2008 by Holman and six other founding partners, several of whom had previously worked together at Barclays Capital. Nine years later, assets under management in the firm's strategies have grown to £9.1bn and they now run eight fixed income funds, as well as segregated mandates. The Dynamic Bond fund was the second strategy to be launched by the firm on 26 April 2010 and ...
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