TwentyFour to launch Global Unconstrained fund as Dynamic tops £1bn

Extension of existing strategy

Laura Dew
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TwentyFour Asset Management is set to launch a global unconstrained bond fund by the end of this year, as an extension of its soft-closed Dynamic Bond strategy.

The fund will be managed by Eoin Walsh, Gary Kirk and Mark Holman, chief executive (pictured), the same trio as Dynamic Bond. Speaking at the TwentyFour Investment conference yesterday, chairman Graeme Anderson described the new fund as an extension of the firm's Dynamic Bond fund. This will be the fourth fund the firm has launched this year, following the Corporate Bond fund, closed-ended UK Mortgages product and Absolute Return Credit. However, Anderson told delegates not to expect the same level of launches next year and this year was about "filling out the strategy".   The f...

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