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TwentyFour Income Fund Limited is a closed-ended investment company established in 2013 and based in Guernsey. Managed by TwentyFour Asset Management LLP, part of the Vontobel Group, the fund emphasizes generating attractive risk-adjusted returns primarily through income distributions. It maintains a diversified portfolio focused mainly on UK and European asset-backed securities (ABS), which include various less liquid and higher-yield instruments. The fund aims for a targeted annual net total return of between 6% and 9%. Notably, since 2023, the fund has also targeted quarterly dividends equivalent to 8% of the issue price and ensures a minimum payout of 6 pence per ordinary share annually. As a constituent of the FTSE 250, it plays a pivotal role in the structured finance sector, highlighting its relevance against a backdrop of robust securitisation activity. The fund manages total assets around £933 million and operates with an ongoing charge of 0.96%.
The fund primarily focuses on generating income through distributions to shareholders, targeting an 8% return on the issue price since 2023 with a minimum of 6 pence per share each year.
The portfolio is diversified with a strong emphasis on UK and European ABS, targeting investments in collateralised loan obligations (CLOs), commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS), and consumer ABS, providing exposure to pools of financial assets such as mortgages and loans.
The fund selectively invests in investment-grade AAA and BBB CLO tranches as well as some high-yield BB opportunities, allowing it to strike a balance between yield potential and risk management.
With an aim to provide a steady income stream to shareholders, the fund disburses quarterly dividends as part of its income-focused strategy, allowing investors to benefit from regular payments.
The fund supports a gearing structure which enhances potential returns by leveraging invested capital, making it an attractive option for investors seeking higher yield opportunities despite inherent risks.
The fund provides triennial realisation opportunities for its shareholders, allowing them to redeem their holdings after a specified period, contributing to investor confidence and liquidity.