AIFMD fund acquisitions in Germany.
Germany's AIFM landscape includes KAGs, externe AIFM-Verwalter and a growing number of special AIFs. Regulatory intensity has increased under AIFMD II, the AnlV and the KAGB, making small and mid-sized platforms expensive to maintain. Many German managers are open to transferring management or selling the KAG.
Common situations we see in the BaFin market.
A German KAG or special AIF manager is seeking a buyer for the management company or licence.
The fund has matured and the sponsor is weighing the cost of continuing against a structured sale.
A family office or club deal was set up under the KAGB and is now non-core.
AIFMD II substance and reporting requirements are pushing the manager to seek a larger platform partner.
How a transfer can be structured in Germany.
No fee to the seller — our compensation is borne by the acquiring counterparty
Experience with BaFin-regulated KAGs and German AIFM structures
Access to buyers seeking German licences, KAGs and special AIFs
Confidential process with NDA protection from first contact
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