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Topor & Co. Korea
Multifamily office listing in Seoul, South Korea.
- Founded 2011
- Headquarters
- Seoul, South Korea
- Founded
- 2011
TCK Investments, also known as Topor & Co. Korea, is a Seoul-based multi-family office with offices in Seoul and London.1
Overview
TCK Investments serves a select group of ultra-high-net-worth families, individuals, corporations, foundations, and institutions. The firm provides multi-family-office support centered on investment management, direct client contact, risk and liquidity objective setting, ongoing analysis, performance reporting, market commentary, and flexible service.2
History
TCK Investments was founded in 2011 by Ohad Topor. The firm states that it was established with guidance from Howard Marks and founding equity investment from Oaktree Capital.3
Leadership
Ohad Topor is Founder and Chairman. Mark Tetto and James Young serve as Co-CEOs.4
Services
TCK’s multi-family-office service includes investment management, direct communication with clients, objective setting around risk and liquidity, continuing portfolio analysis, performance reporting, market commentary, and flexible support tailored to client needs.2
What the firm offers
- Investment management
- Philanthropy
- Private and alternative investments
Client Focus
The firm says its clients typically come through referrals from existing clients. TCK works with a small, select group of Korean ultra-high-net-worth families, companies, foundations, and institutions.5
Approach
TCK follows a multi-asset investment model spanning global public and private markets. Its stated opportunity set includes equities, fixed income, private equity, real assets, liquid alternatives, and commodities.6
The firm’s investment philosophy emphasizes access to global opportunities, long-term thinking that challenges mainstream views, and the pursuit of superior risk-adjusted returns.6
Recognition and Regulation
TCK reports that it won the WealthBriefingAsia Awards category “Multi-Family Office, Private Bank or External Asset Manager (South Korea)” in 2024, 2025, and 2026. It also reports that Ohad Topor received WealthBriefingAsia’s “Outstanding Contribution to Wealth Management Korea” award in 2026.2
TCK states that it is registered and regulated by South Korea’s Financial Services Commission for discretionary investment management, investment advisory, and asset management services for professional investors.1
FAQs
What is TCK Investments?
TCK Investments, also known as Topor & Co. Korea, is a multi-family office serving a select group of ultra-high-net-worth families, individuals, corporations, foundations, and institutions.1
What investment strategies does TCK Investments use?
TCK uses a multi-asset approach across global public and private markets, including equities, fixed income, private equity, real assets, liquid alternatives, and commodities.6
Who leads TCK Investments?
Ohad Topor is Founder and Chairman, while Mark Tetto and James Young are Co-CEOs.4
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