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Marcena Capital is a London, UK-based multi-family office. Established in 2012, the firm invests and manages the wealth of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families. Marcena provides a range of services that include asset allocation, financing, portfolio and exit advice. Marcena Capital was formed in the early 2010s as a successor to 'SAP', another multi-family office. Marcena is also an investing Member Firm of the British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA). The group operates as an independent and transparent wealth manager, providing bespoke financial solutions that aim to achieve comprehensive financial strategies. The firm's management team brings to the table a group of proven and credentialed professionals with extensive experience guiding clients through complex situations, market cycles and life events. During client onboarding, advisors gain a deep understanding of each family's unique financial situation, risk tolerance, liquidity needs, goals and concerns. Using this information, managers construct wealth strategies that aim to achieve individual wealth goals. Today, Marcena Capital invests across a spectrum of asset classes including private equity, real estate and venture capital. The firm's portfolio spans a range of industry sectors, including technology, industrials, telecommunications, media, e-commerce, consumer services and more. Historically, Marcena has taken a global approach to their investment interests, however, their core allocation focus centers around Europe, Asia, and selectively within the Americas and Africa. When making private equity and venture capital investments, the firm typically takes a primary and direct approach. Marcena Capital has historically participated in a range of investment types including buyout, turnaround, and growth equity opportunities. The company is unconstrained by deal size or duration and considers long term opportunities in complex and dislocated markets with asymmetric risk reward profiles. Marcena's real estate efforts favor residential and commercial developments, especially towards London, Paris and throughout Scandinavia. The firm remains committed to improving the environmental and social impacts in an effort to maintain strong leases. Within infrastructure, Marcena emphasizes the value of cash generation on both equity and debt fronts. Marcena Capital implements a detail oriented research and due diligence process which includes taking into consideration factors such as risk profile, environmental and economic conditions and regulation surrounding the particular investment.

Markmel Company, founded in 2009 as a family office investment platform, is headquartered in the Midwest and focuses on seed-stage startups as well as commercial and residential real estate throughout the United States. The firm emphasizes impactful projects and blends its heritage with a strong work ethic.

Martagon Family Office, based in Ludwigsburg, Germany, is a multi-family office that provides comprehensive, regulated wealth management and investment advisory services to families, focusing on disciplined portfolio management and capital preservation across generations.

Marcard, Stein & Co, based in Hamburg, is a family office bank with over 220 years of history, specializing in preserving wealth for multi-generational families. Founded in 1790, it offers exclusive investments including diversified real estate, private equity, and capital markets access. Since 1999, it has been part of the Warburg Group, benefiting from strong institutional backing and a conservative, long-term investment approach.

Institutional investor. based in Augsburg Germany. LP type: Family Office. Asset class focus: Real Estate, Renewable Energy. Geographic focus: germany. Sectors: hotels. Active real asset investor

Marsi & Partners is a Milan-based consulting firm specializing in investment management advisory and family planning services, focusing on simplifying financial and real estate asset management for clients. The firm emphasizes alignment of revenue with client satisfaction rather than asset size.