Meet Pierre

Pierre Beniguel

Portfolio Manager

14 years investment experience

London

TwentyFour Asset Management LLP

8th Floor, The Monument Building, 11 Monument Street

EC3R 8AF London

United Kingdom

Pierre joined TwentyFour Asset Management (TwentyFour) as a portfolio manager in the firm's Multi-Sector Bond (MSB) team in April 2014.

Applying more than 13 years of fixed income experience, Pierre has a particular focus on European corporate bonds.

Prior to joining TwentyFour, Pierre worked in WestLB’s credit trading and special situations divisions. A graduate of University College London, he holds a degree in Mathematics & Economics.

Insights

2 Sep 2021 TwentyFour Blog

How Much Supply is There to Come?

This supply surge can be very welcome for those investors with cash to put to work, though it is also eyed with caution.

19 Aug 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Markets Rangebound For Now

As the Delta variant establishes a hold in many countries, forcing some governments to re-assess reopening policies, the market is beginning to feel its impact. The implication on growth remains unclear, but early indications suggest the growth rate may have peaked for this year, albeit continuing its recovery.

26 Mar 2021 TwentyFour Blog

A New Low for Investor Protection in Euro High Yield

Primary deals launched in the European high yield market over the last two weeks have been diverse, and at times opportunistic.

9 Dec 2020 TwentyFour Blog

We See Value in Lagging Corporate Hybrid Spreads

As we are nearing the end of 2020 and assessing pockets of potential value going into 2021, we have to question the strong rally we have just experienced and assess the attractiveness of the hybrid spread multiple and whether or not we can expect further compression.

13 Oct 2020 TwentyFour Blog

Corp Hybrids Look Attractive at This Stage of Cycle

Corporate hybrids have evolved in recent years into a large and well-established asset class within the European fixed income market, with €185bn of bonds outstanding.

17 Jul 2020 TwentyFour Blog

Diverging Defaults and Cyclical Selections

Earlier this week, Moody’s published its default study for June, which showed that as expected, default rates globally have started to pick up as a result of COVID-19. The trailing 12-month global high yield default rate reached 5.4% at the end of June, up from 4.8% in May, as the gap to the long term average of 4.1% continues to grow.