TwentyFour Asset Management has appointed Ben Hayward as its new CEO, replacing Mark Holman, who has been the firm’s CEO since its inception in 2008.
Hayward, a founding partner at TwentyFour, will assume the role in January 2022, and will remain a member of TwentyFour's executive committee. Hayward will be relinquishing his day-to-day portfolio management responsibilities in TwentyFour's asset-backed securities business but will remain a member of the firm's asset allocation committee. In his time as CEO, Holman combined his duties with being a full-time portfolio manager for TwentyFour's Strategic Income fund, but the firm's growth meant he could no longer dedicate enough time to both roles. He will now dedicate his time in portf...
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