TwentyFour Investor Update - April 2025

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9 Apr 2025

President Trump’s tariffs have sparked a global sell-off across risk assets, and we expect markets to remain volatile in the short-term given the implications for the global economy.

TwentyFour Asset Management's Ben Hayward (CEO) and Elliot Bussey (Business Development) hosted the latest TwentyFour Investor Update Webinar.

They were joined by Felipe Villarroel, Chris Bowie and Aza Teeuwen who each gave an update on portfolio positioning and outlook for their respective strategies, followed by a Q&A.

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About the authors

Felipe Villarroel

Felipe Villarroel

Partner, Portfolio Management

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Chris Bowie

Partner, Co-Head of Investment Grade

Aza Teeuwen

Aza Teeuwen

Partner, Co-Head of ABS

Ben Hayward

Ben Hayward

Partner, Chief Executive Officer

Elliot Busset

Elliot Bussey

Business Development

About the authors

Felipe Villarroel

Felipe Villarroel

Partner, Portfolio Management

20220420_24am_chris_bowie_0063_low-res

Chris Bowie

Partner, Co-Head of Investment Grade

Aza Teeuwen

Aza Teeuwen

Partner, Co-Head of ABS

Ben Hayward

Ben Hayward

Partner, Chief Executive Officer

Elliot Busset

Elliot Bussey

Business Development

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