TwentyFour AM plans to transfer manager duo to US

Increasing allocations to US high yield

Laura Dew
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TwentyFour Asset Management is set to move two fund managers from its unconstrained fixed income team to the new US office, subject to regulatory approval, Investment Week understands.

Robert Arnold is expected to move to New York in November, having joined the firm this summer from Société Générale as a US high yield specialist on the unconstrained team.  In his previous role, Arnold was based in New York and worked as a director of leveraged credit and distressed debt. Arnold has been temporarily based in the firm's London headquarters ahead of his move back to the US. Meanwhile, Pierre Beniguel is expected to follow him to the New York office in due course, subject to regulatory approval. He has worked at TwentyFour since April 2014 and is a member of the unco...

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