Tetragon Financial Group’s (Tetragon’s) NAV declined 1.0% in Q322 and 4.5% in 9M22 in total return terms (compared to declines of 6.5% and 26.4% in the MSCI ACWI, respectively). The best performing asset classes in Q322 were TFG Asset Management (driven by BentallGreenOak’s revaluation) and private equity (especially funds managed by Hawke’s Point). Meanwhile, the other equities and credit asset class (consisting predominantly of listed equity) remains a negative contributor. Tetragon continues its distributions to shareholders, with US$30m ytd in quarterly dividends (declared Q422 DPS stable quarter-on-quarter, implying a 4.6% yield) and US$42m in share repurchases (with a further tender offer of up to US$25m to be conducted in Q422).
23 Nov 2022
Tetragon Financial Group - Comfortable liquidity situation
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Tetragon Financial Group - Comfortable liquidity situation
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23 Nov 2022 -
Author:
Milosz Papst -
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Tetragon Financial Group’s (Tetragon’s) NAV declined 1.0% in Q322 and 4.5% in 9M22 in total return terms (compared to declines of 6.5% and 26.4% in the MSCI ACWI, respectively). The best performing asset classes in Q322 were TFG Asset Management (driven by BentallGreenOak’s revaluation) and private equity (especially funds managed by Hawke’s Point). Meanwhile, the other equities and credit asset class (consisting predominantly of listed equity) remains a negative contributor. Tetragon continues its distributions to shareholders, with US$30m ytd in quarterly dividends (declared Q422 DPS stable quarter-on-quarter, implying a 4.6% yield) and US$42m in share repurchases (with a further tender offer of up to US$25m to be conducted in Q422).