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Meet George

George Curtis

Portfolio Management

12 years investment experience

London

TwentyFour Asset Management LLP

8th Floor, The Monument Building, 11 Monument Street

EC3R 8AF London

United Kingdom

George joined TwentyFour Asset Management (TwentyFour) in early 2015 as a member of the firm's Multi-Sector Bond (MSB) team. His primary responsibilities are to help manage the firm’s Multi-Sector Bond portfolios and focuses on European Credit.

Before joining TwentyFour, George worked as a Futures Trader at Marex Spectron for 3 years. George graduated from the University of East Anglia with a BSc in Economics. He is a CFA® Charterholder and member of the CFA Society UK.

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Back to Basics: Yield Curves

Oct 17 2024 Event Replay

Back to Basics: Yield curves

In this Back to Basics webinar, George Curtis (Portfolio Management), from our Multi-Sector Bond team provided a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects of yield curves.

Flash Fixed Income

Oct 16 2024 Flash Fixed Income

Flash Fixed Income: What would Trump do to Treasuries?

In this inaugural edition of Flash Fixed Income, we look at the highly unpredictable US presidential election and explain why a potential second Trump administration could limit the Federal Reserve’s ability to deliver more rate cuts.

Multi-Sector Bond Quarterly Update – July 2023

Oct 10 2024 Market Update

Multi-Sector Bond Quarterly Update – October 2024

George Curtis from the Multi-Sector Bond (MSB) team at TwentyFour Asset Management reflects on the third quarter of 2024 and its impact on credit and equity markets. Despite some mid-quarter volatility, overall performance remained strong, with government bonds leading the way.

Powell’s Masterplan allows for earlier intervention

Aug 27 2024 TwentyFour Blog

Powell’s Masterplan allows for earlier intervention

In his headlining speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, Federal Reserve (Fed) chair Jerome Powell’s message to the market was clear.

Wages continue to rein in pace of ECB rate cuts

Jul 16 2024 TwentyFour Blog

Wages continue to rein in pace of ECB rate cuts

Last month saw the European Central Bank (ECB) get their cutting cycle underway with a 25bp cut in the deposit rate to 3.75%. However, any expectations for a rapid series of reductions after the first move were tempered by President Christine Lagarde, who at the subsequent press conference was clear that the ECB could move in phases in which they left interest rates unchanged.

Labour market cooling justifies Fed’s dovish lean

Jul 05 2024 TwentyFour Blog

Labour market cooling justifies Fed’s dovish lean

One of the drivers of the dovish pivot from the Federal Reserve (Fed) in December was the acknowledgement that the risks to the policy outlook had become more two-sided. In other words, while higher rates were still needed to tame inflation, the Fed saw a risk that staying restrictive for too long and risk damaging a labour market that has so far shown remarkable resilience.