London-based wealth management and investment advisory firm Plurimi is planning to open its funds to external investors for the first time.

Plurimi, currently managing $2 billion assets, aims to attract inflows from institutions, family offices and high net worth individuals to the new asset management business.

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Ramzy Rasamny, chief executive officer, said: "Opening our funds to external investors is the natural progression for Plurimi and represents the next stage of growth for the firm. Our passion for independence, flexibility and client-focus will continue to drive us in our search for the best opportunities for both our wealth management clients and our asset management investors."

Plurimi’s asset management offering started in 2011 when it launched the Plurimi Aviation Leasing Fund, which buys and leases midlife aircraft to airlines in developing countries.

Since 2011 the firm has launched two further funds: the Plurimi Sustainable Income Fund in March 2013, which invests in high yield debt that meets socially responsible criteria, and the Plurimi Global Opportunities Fund in September 2013, which takes a top down macro approach to long-short equity investing.

Stephen Kelso, head of asset management, also said: "Central policy makers have succeeded in forcing investors to assume a higher risk per unit return. Against this backdrop, our funds offer a range of strategies designed to ensure consistent returns and the preservation of capital, factors that are crucial in these uncertain markets."