Jan-Peter Schmidt

Bereichsvorstand Fondsbörse Private Markets
Fondsbörse Deutschland Beteiligungsmakler AG

Author overview

Quelle: Fondsbörse Private Markets

About the author

Jan-Peter Schmidt (MBA, Diplom-Kaufmann) ist seit 2022 als Bereichsvorstand Private Markets und Prokurist bei der Fondsbörse Deutschland tätig, um das liquide Sekundärmarkt-Modell am deutschen Markt für institutionelle Investoren stärker auszubauen. Zuvor hat Schmidt bereits seit 2008 die Deutsche Zweitmarkt AG als Vorstand etabliert und das regulierte, transparente Umfeld zum Erwerb geschlossener Fonds oder alternativer Investmentfonds (AIFs) am Zweitmarkt entwickelt. Seine Karriere begann er als Projektleiter M&A bei der M.M.Warburg & Co.

About the company

Die Fondsbörse Private Markets bündelt seit ihrer Gründung im September 2023 als Marke der Fondsbörse Deutschland Beteiligungsmakler AG alle Leistungen des außer-börslichen Sekundärmarkthandels für professionelle und semi-professionelle Anleger. Der führende Handelsplatz für Spezialfondsanteile bietet institutionellen Investoren eine einmalige Plattform für effiziente und transparente Markttransaktionen. Sie schafft somit eine Win-Situation für alle Beteiligten - die potenziellen Käufer und Verkäufer sowie Asset Manager bzw. Kapitalverwaltungsgesellschaften.

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Author's posts

Adjustment of Depot A strategies: Secondary market as a strategic alternative

In times of stricter regulatory frameworks, savings banks and institutional investors have to rethink their Depot A strategies. The secondary market offers a discreet alternative to the classic termination of real estate fund units. At the same time, buyers benefit from attractive prices.

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Webinar Fondsbörse Private Markets

Private Markets – LiveTALK: “2025: Reset on the real estate markets – What investors can do in the 2nd half of the year”

In the first Private Markets - LiveTALK webinar, we discuss with experts from the real estate industry what investors can do in the 2nd half of the year, which types of use will become (more) attractive, what role secondaries play and how investors can deal with expiring loans.

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Office real estate markets on hold

The German office property market will remain cautious in the first quarter of 2025, but selling pressure is increasing as many standstill agreements expire. Pricing remains challenging, but investors can benefit from discounts, especially for properties with development potential. The secondary market for fund shares offers a discreet way to adjust office allocations.

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Secondary market: New liquidity for real estate investments

Many institutional investors find themselves in a quandary. On the one hand, they want to reduce their positions in real estate funds, but on the other hand, the direct redemption of fund units is often not the optimal solution. The secondary market of the Private Markets fund exchange in Hamburg provides a remedy.

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Secondaries protect against imminent outflows of funds

The investment environment for real estate funds has changed due to interest rate hikes and outflows, putting institutional special funds under pressure. Secondary markets offer a solution to trade fund units flexibly and maintain stability. Buyers and sellers benefit from a liquid, regulated trading venue.

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Special AIFs as Secondaries: The Time for Secondary Markets Has Come

The secondary market for special funds is gaining in importance and offers investors flexible entry and exit options. Secondaries offer attractive opportunities, especially for real estate – now is the right time to take advantage of this market.

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