Tobias Moroni ist Managing Director Fund Platform in der Institutional Investment Group. Davor war Tobias Moroni bei Hauck & Aufhäuser, zuletzt als Mitglied des erweiterten Vorstands (Executive Board) für das Kerngeschäftsfeld Asset Servicing in Deutschland & Luxemburg und zuvor Leiter der rechtlichen Einheit der Depotbank von Sal. Oppenheim.
Institutional Investment Partners (2IP) bündelt innerhalb der Institutional Investment Group (2IG) relevante Leistungen für institutionelle Anleger mit dem ausschließlichen Zweck, gerade im Zusammenspiel mit den Immobilien- und Infrastruktur-Managern den maximalen Mehrwert im Mandat auszuschöpfen.
Open-ended real estate funds have been encountering legal grey areas in the integration of renewable energies for years. With the new Location Promotion Act (StoFöG), the legislator wants to eliminate these uncertainties.
In future, investment management companies (KVG) that set up or manage funds on the initiative of third parties will have to explain to BaFin in detail how they identify, prevent, manage and disclose conflicts of interest.
The aim is to overcome the fragmented internal market for occupational pensions and to channel the capital of pension institutions more towards long-term investments such as private equity, infrastructure, private debt and real estate.
With a whole toolbox of liquidity management tools (LMTs), the regulation aims to create more stability for open-ended investment funds in the future. But are they really a protective shield in the crisis – or in the end just a promise of good weather?
The sales apparatus in Europe has enthusiastically pounced on the ELTIF 2.0. This makes it all the more interesting to look over the fence: With the LTAF, London is showing that retail investors can organise access to illiquid investments in a completely different way.
While the fund industry is taking significant improvements in product law as a cause for celebration, regulation for asset management companies (KVGs) continues to tighten – and is moving them ever deeper into the orbit of the banking world.
Electronic fund units have been a topic in the fund industry for some time, although interest in them is only just beginning to awaken. Many isolated pilot projects in the area of so-called crypto fund shares can currently be observed.
Following the EIOPA drafts published on 10 July 2025, the EU Commission has now also submitted its proposals for amended Level II implementing provisions to the Solvency II Directive for consultation on 17 July 2025.
In its new FAQ of 14 July on the collective ruling of 19.3.2025, BaFin has clarified how insurance companies subject to the Investment Ordinance (AnlV) can allocate infrastructure investments to the new infrastructure quota as part of their reporting.
After the publication of the column "Tenant electricity from photovoltaics: possibilities and models from the point of view of the property owner", the author received a lot of feedback – especially from institutional investors.
With the "Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment", the European Commission has called for participation in constructive criticism of the SFDR. Under scrutiny: Articles 8 and 9, the disclosure requirements and the famous principal adverse impacts.
"The knot has burst," states the introduction to the broad-based study on the ELTIF market by the analysis firm Scope. In fact, ELTIFs have become the trendsetter of recent years.
The draft of the BaFin leaflet on the influence of investors on investments and divestments of investment funds provides an opportunity to sharpen understanding of the traditional role-playing game with a long history of investors and capital management companies.
Started with enthusiasm and now at a dead end? ESG is still the right thing to do – whereby it depends on the value-creating implementation and goal with the fund strategy.
