Bedrock has announced the launch of the 20UGS TCW Unconstrained Plus Bond Strategy today, a fund which will be exclusively managed by TCW, one of the most renowned fixed income managers in the U.S.Commenting on the announcement, Ariel Arazi, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Bedrock, said: “The decision to launch a range of funds has been a strategic, yet natural progression for Bedrock. In addition to seeing an increased appetite from our clients for these products, we also believe it is an opportunity to expand into the institutional investor market.”
Heinrich Riehl, Managing Director, Sales & Business Development (Europe) at TCW expands: “In Bedrock, we found a partner who excels with European investors, particularly in Switzerland…With Bedrock’s long-established network in the region, entering a strategic relationship was a natural decision for us.”Coverage has been generated in Citywire Wealth Manager, Institutional Asset Manager, WealthBriefing (login required) and TheWealthNet (login required).
This month we look at sharp US tech rotation, strong gains in Japan and key emerging markets, renewed demand for sovereign bonds, and rising geopolitical tensions that reinforce the need for broader global diversification.
At the start of 2026, we continue to see a range of opportunities offering attractive value across certain focused parts of the corporate bond market. In this article, Bedrock’s Head of Fixed Income, Alex Perowne, outlines the five sectors we see as having notable value in the current environment.
Recent reports show that in 2025, families of significant means contributed $207 billion to philanthropic causes, accounting for 36% of all individual giving worldwide. This growth reflects not just increased generosity, but a shift toward more structured and disciplined approaches to giving, as families increasingly professionalise their philanthropic activity. To explore this evolving landscape, we spoke with Jo Shropshire, co-founder of Benesys, a leading philanthropic advisory firm.