Tyndall IM's Odd and Murphy: Fighting the homogenisation of asset management

Setting up a 'different approach' to investing

Mike Sheen
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CEO of Tyndall Investment Management Alex Odd and manager of the Tyndall Real Income fund Simon Murphy talk to Mike Sheen about their vision for taking on the established order of the UK asset management industry.

Alex Odd founded Tyndall Investment Management in 2017 in response to growing frustrations with the way in which the UK asset management industry had developed in recent years. After nearly a decade with M&G and 20 years in the industry, Odd witnessed a rising tide of "homogenisation, indexation and consolidation", and set about launching a firm with a different approach. MitonOptimal's Sullivan joins Tyndall to lead new service "There is now such a high level of commonality, people have almost forgotten what the point of our industry is, which is to make money for clients," the CE...

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