Home » Business » C-Square significantly increases assets under management | Company | 08/08/2022

C-Square significantly increases assets under management | Company | 08/08/2022

Despite the turbulent market environment, the C-Quadrat Investment Group is recording growing assets under management (AuM). Since December 2019, i.e. before the start of the corona pandemic, AuM has grown from 6.7 billion euros to currently 8.2 billion euros. With the outbreak of war in the Ukraine, there was a brief downturn, but this has since been compensated for.

“I am very pleased about the dynamic development of our company. In fact, these are the highest assets under management in the company’s history, if you disregard a special fund that was set up at short notice on behalf of a customer in 2017. This is also proof of the quality of our investment strategies in difficult times and the trust that our customers place in us,” explains Alexander Schütz, founder and boss of C-Quadrat.

Strong demand for new investment strategies
According to the company, one of the reasons for the positive development is the strong demand for three new investment strategies. Firstly, ACP Credit I, which invests primarily in senior secured loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Central Europe, mainly for corporate acquisitions and buyouts, had its first closing in July at a mark of 100 million euros in capital commitments.

On the other hand, the demand for the Quantic Receivables Fund of the C-Quadrat subsidiary Quantic Financial Solutions increased. The fund aims to provide short-term liquidity to companies (factoring, contract finance and supply chain finance) in the EU, EEA and EFTA member states, Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK. In addition, the I-AM Global Macro Convexity Fund of Impact Asset Management, another subsidiary of the C-Quadrat Investment Group, was able to collect over 70 million euros in seed capital from international investors at the beginning of May 2022. (gp)

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