TwentyFour Asset Management (US) LP

TwentyFour Asset Management (US) LP

TwentyFour Asset Management (US) LP was founded as the US arm of the London-based TwentyFour Asset Management group, which traces its origins to 1999 and was co-founded by Mark Holman, a veteran fixed-income investor. The firm operates as a specialized credit manager, focusing on fixed income sectors including investment grade corporate bonds, high yield, asset-backed securities, and emerging market debt, serving institutional and wholesale clients through segregated accounts and pooled funds (public record). The investment process is fundamentally research-driven, with portfolio managers and analysts conducting bottom-up credit analysis across a range of credits to build diversified portfolios. Geographic coverage extends across developed and select emerging markets, with a strong European heritage and an expanding US presence (per the firm's official communications). Team size and deployment figures are not publicly disclosed for the US entity. The broader TwentyFour group has managed over £30 billion in assets globally, though this figure is not specific to the US LP (per press reports). In recent years, the group has been majority-owned by global asset manager Vontobel, which acquired TwentyFour in 2018, providing the firm with broader distribution and resources (per Bloomberg, 2018). A structural differentiator is TwentyFour's exclusive focus on credit and fixed income, avoiding diversification into equities, alternatives, or multi-asset strategies. This singular mandate allows the firm to maintain deep expertise and a concentrated team structure, supported by the backing of a larger parent in Vontobel, which provides scale without diluting the investment culture.