The three shareholders of Zulauf Asset Management, Felix W.PARA_BREAK_SENTINEL_9f8e7d6c The three shareholders of Zulauf Asset Management, Felix W. Zulauf, Daniel Köppel and Nicolas Mathys, have started the legal process of splitting the firm in two independent companies. As soon as all legal requirements are met Mathys (pictured) and Köppel, the current majority owners of Zulauf Asset Management, will continue to work together in the successor company named Zug Finance, which will take over 80 per cent of the balance sheet of Zulauf Asset Management. Zug Finance will continue to manage the Zulauf Europe Fund, a European equity long/short fund. The name of the fund will change into Z Europe Fund. In addition, Zug Finance will also continue to offer investment counselling for private and institutional investors on an individual basis. Felix Zulauf will become sole owner of the other successor company, which keeps the name Zulauf Asset Management and which will take over 20 per cent of the balance sheet of the current Zulauf Asset Management. The new Zulauf Asset Management will continue to manage the Cronus Fund, a global macro fund, and advise selected wealthy individuals and institutions.
The two successor companies will take over the balance sheet of Zulauf Asset Management in relation to the current ownership structure.
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