TPT launches £170m global credit opportunities fund

Schemes can invest in the fund through TPTIM’s fiduciary management service

Jonathan Stapleton
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 Aerial panorama of Leeds, the city in which TPT Retirement Solutions is based
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Aerial panorama of Leeds, the city in which TPT Retirement Solutions is based

TPT Investment Management (TPTIM) has launched a global credit opportunities fund with £170m in assets.

The asset management arm of TPT Retirement Solutions said the fund – the sixth in a series of seven planned launches of new collective investment vehicles – has been seeded with capital from TPT's ...

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