MIT - GENERAL ALIGNMENT

MIT manages Separate Accounts 

• A separate account is basically structured to accommodate the needs of one potential limited partner. There are no other contractual obligations that would tie one to other investors, i.e. LP.
• Separate accounts offer the ultimate experience in regard to time, focus, structure, location (Germany, Switzerland or other regions) and cost; a separate account offers individual solutions that are entirely customer focused.
• The structure of a separate account allows for the integration of potential new partners within the set timeframes but advantageously without having to consider current structures and agreements.
• Among the obvious advantages for the customer and apart from having the opportunity to join the scheme flexibly, is the opportunity to cancel much faster compared to traditional fund structures.
• Flexible agreements for specialised customer requests in regard to the scope of investment (i.e. exclusion of specific regions, sectors or investment limits per investment etc.).
• Flexible (cost) structure that consequently leads to lower comparable overall costs.

MIT focuses on the mutual cooperation between the German-speaking regions and the GCC states. 

MIT and SEABOW are contractually linked with a partner from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Joint projects - both in the area of GCC IN and GCC OUT - are acquired and realised. The founder and CEO of the Saudi partner has managed a family office for many years and today manages separate accounts.