Luxcara, one of Europe's leading asset managers for clean energy infrastructure projects, acquires Berlin-based Convexity GmbH & Co. KG. Convexity is a financial institution regulated under the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and licensed to provide investment brokerage, investment advice and financial portfolio management.
Following the integration of Convexity into the Luxcara Group, Founder and Senior Partner, Friedrich von Nathusius, will continue to manage the company for a transitional period of several years with his extensive experience from Morgan Stanley, Citigroup Asset Management and European Asian Bank, among others. In doing so, he will be able to draw on the expertise and resources of the Luxcara Group. The transition will take place with the approval of the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority and concludes a familiarization and review phase lasting several months.
With this type of succession plan, Convexity founder, von Nathusius, is ensuring the continued excellent support of his clients after 20 successful years. The company's product range is to be successively developed in order to offer existing and new customers attractive investment opportunities, particularly in the area of sustainable investments in favor of the energy transition.
Nils Driemeyer, Finance Director at Luxcara: “With Convexity, we have found an ideal partner for Luxcara's strategic growth. By joining forces, we are strengthening the group and will be able to better meet the needs of institutional investors who want to invest in clean energy infrastructure in Europe and thus contribute to the success of the energy transition.”
Friedrich von Nathusius, Founder and Senior Partner of Convexity: “We share the same understanding of values with the Luxcara Group. The discussions were extremely constructive and it became clear that our product ranges complement each other perfectly and, above all, that our understanding of consulting fits together. Luxcara is the ideal partner when it comes to continuing Convexity's successful development in the future.”