Private Equity

Illiquid equity investments in companies are a long-established investment alternative to listed shares, characterized by special value adding strategies.

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Private markets made to measure

Private markets are increasingly relying on structured finance: Rated note feeders and CFOs are carving risks, adjusting them to insurance balance sheets and mobilising capital. This creates growth, but has its limits: Where does risk distribution end and risk renaming begin?

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20 percent for what?

The Lower Saxony Fiscal Court ruled that carried interest is not subject to VAT in the specific case, as it is a participation in the company's success and not a consideration for a service. Due to fundamental importance, the appeal was allowed.

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Side letters as a place of institutional risk responsibility

Fund contracts are becoming more and more complex. At the same time, central questions of risk and responsibility are shifting: side letters have become the place where institutional investors try to anchor responsibility where it can no longer be clearly regulated in the contract.

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Private markets made to measure

20 percent for what?

Side letters as a place of institutional risk responsibility

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