The Fiveoffices adventure is over. Ilan Freising has moved to Dubai to become the bridgehead of Altifund Management and the Mena partner for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) markets, says a press release.

His objective: to establish relationships with family offices, high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors in order to channel investments into high potential opportunities; to identify and secure attractive investment opportunities aligned with Altifund’s private equity and real estate strategies; and to support European and international companies in their entry into the GCC markets through partnerships, joint ventures and acquisitions, thereby promoting sustainable growth and market diversification.

Created 50-50 by CBQ Capital and Eventsys in 2024, Altifund sees this appointment as a concrete expression of its ambition to “develop a global network to share high value-added opportunities, aligned with the interests of our investors and partners,” explains , managing partner at Altifund, managing partner at CBQ Capital and formerly of Haca Partners. “Diversification mitigates risk and enhances potential returns. In human resources, it stimulates innovation, resilience and growth,” adds Jean-François Quevrain, managing partner at Altifund, managing partner at CBQ Capital and also formerly of Haca Partners.

Building on its international network in Luxembourg, Brussels and Miami, this expansion illustrates Altifund’s commitment to creating sustainable value for investors through in-depth knowledge of regional markets and a strengthened presence in key global markets.

“I am delighted to join Altifund as a Mena partner, especially at a time when the region is experiencing unprecedented growth and investment opportunities,” says Freising. “By combining global expertise with deep local knowledge, we aim to develop partnerships that connect markets and unlock transformative opportunities.”

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