TCK Investment, an independent asset management firm targeting Korea's family office market, said it has won an award at the WealthBriefingAsia Awards 2026 for the third consecutive year. The firm was highly recognized for delivering market-beating returns through efficient global portfolios and strategic diversification.
According to the financial investment industry on Tuesday, TCK Investment won in the "Multi-Family Office, Private Bank and External Asset Manager (Korea)" category at this year's awards. The WealthBriefingAsia Awards is an annual recognition program hosted by ClearView, a global financial media company based in the United Kingdom. The program selects and honors firms and individuals that have demonstrated the most innovative and outstanding performance in private banking, family office, and wealth management across Asia. The judging panel comprises advisory and consulting experts from the banking, family office, and financial and wealth management sectors, with independence, expertise, and deep industry understanding among the key evaluation criteria.
Founded in 2011 by Ohad Topor, TCK Investment is based in Seoul. The firm provides independent private wealth management solutions to Korean clients without affiliation to any specific domestic financial institution, and was established based on the investment philosophy and advice of Howard Marks, co-chairman of Oaktree Capital. The latest award is seen as renewed recognition of the firm's contribution in offering innovative and leading investment approaches for the wealth management of Korean ultra-high-net-worth clients.
"This award reflects not only our long-term investment performance, having recorded a cumulative return of more than 3.7 times under stable risk management since 2013, but also our consistent delivery of differentiated private market investment opportunities to clients based on TCK's global network," TCK Investment Co-CEO Mark Tetto said. "We will continue to work to raise the standards of Korea's private wealth management market."
