Multiplicity Partners has been appointed exclusive advisor by a major European bank to manage the realisation of a EUR340 million portfolio of complex investments involving fund structures in multiple on- and offshore jurisdictions.

Roger Rüegg, partner at Multiplicity, says: “This mandate is the result of extended discussions with the bank on structural impairment and the complexities arising at the client, fund and investment level.”

In a first step, Multiplicity conducts extensive due diligence to cluster the positions and multitude of issues currently faced. This is then followed by designing effective realisation strategies addressing in particular divergent needs of different stakeholders involved.

Thomas Ritter, partner at the firm, says: “There is an increasing trend for banks and institutional investors to assign the complex workout of their impaired assets to independent boutiques such as Multiplicity that, unlike other market participants (such as fund of funds groups) who are still fraught with a host of internal problems, can develop effective realisation strategies for complex asset portfolios free of any conflicts of interests. Not being part of a larger group allows Multiplicity to develop flexible solutions that are really addressing our clients’ needs on both recovery time and value. Doing so, we can fully utilise our extensive experience and can draw on a large network of resources and services providers to get the job done.”