AIFMD fund acquisitions in the Netherlands.
The Netherlands hosts a substantial AIFM base, including Dutch AIFs, FGRs and Dutch limited partnerships used for private equity, real estate and infrastructure. Dutch managers are navigating AIFMD II substance rules, DORA implementation and the rising cost of maintaining a fully regulated platform.
Common situations we see in the DNB / AFM market.
A Dutch AIF or FGR is no longer economic to run after successive regulatory cost increases.
The manager of a Dutch private equity or real estate structure is preparing for succession or exit.
The AIFM licence is held by a small manager that would prefer to transfer management to a larger platform.
Investors have approved a wind-down, but the manager wants to explore a value-preserving sale first.
How a transfer can be structured in the Netherlands.
No fee to the seller — our compensation is borne by the acquiring counterparty
Experience with DNB/AFM-regulated Dutch AIFs and FGRs
Access to buyers seeking Dutch structures and management licences
Strict confidentiality and anonymous initial enquiries welcome
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