TwentyFour Income Fund Raises $42.4M for ABS Investments

TwentyFour Income Fund (TFIF) has secured $42,400,000 in new investment capital from investors.

The FTSE 250 closed-ended investment company, launched in 2013, focuses on generating consistent income for its shareholders through strategic investments in Asset Backed Securities (ABS) across the UK and Europe.

This significant capital infusion is expected to bolster its investment capacity and further its mandate.

Managed by TwentyFour Asset Management LLP, TFIF specializes in secured assets such as Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS) and Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs).

The company prioritizes investments in core Europe, emphasizing short duration and strong liquidity. Its flexible portfolio strategy allows for investment across a spectrum of bond ratings.

Notably, TFIF has maintained a track record of no defaults in its portfolio since its inception, providing a consistent and competitive income throughout varying interest rate cycles.

This fundraising round is significant as it provides TFIF with additional resources to expand its investment activities.

The newly raised capital will be strategically deployed to acquire more secured debt instruments, aligning with its established investment criteria.

This move will enhance TFIF's ability to capitalize on market opportunities and further diversify its portfolio of ABS, reinforcing its position as a provider of secured debt exposure to individual investors via a liquid London Stock Exchange listing.

The additional capital underscores investor confidence in TFIF's investment strategy and its ability to generate stable returns.

By securing this funding, TwentyFour Income Fund is well-positioned to continue its growth trajectory, expand its asset base, and maintain its commitment to paying all generated income as dividends to its shareholders, currently at 2p per quarter with a final balancing dividend.

This strategic capital raise supports its ongoing objective of delivering long-term value and consistent income.