Meet TwentyFour's Strategic Income team

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16 Nov 2018

We hear from the portfolio managers about how their fixed income specialism gives them a unique insight into global bond markets. They discuss what makes the team unique and how their dynamic approach gives them the flexibility to seek relative value across the fixed income universe.

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Based in London and New York, TwentyFour is a specialist active fixed income manager with a strong reputation for performance, expertise and innovation. Offering Multi-Sector, Investment Grade, Asset-Backed Securities and Sustainable strategies, TwentyFour targets the best risk-adjusted returns from across the global bond markets.

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