Infrastructure, fixed income and fund of funds authorisations granted

In July 2026 the CSSF extended our authorisation as an alternative investment fund manager to cover infrastructure, fixed income and fund of funds.

It is an important milestone for Cresvia Capital, and a reflection of the work the whole team put into the files.

What it changes in practice

Most sponsors do not stay with a single strategy. A real estate platform adds a debt sleeve. A family office that began with direct property wants a fund-of-funds allocation next to it. An infrastructure mandate turns out to need a credit compartment.

Each of those steps normally means a second manager, a second set of service providers and a second regulatory relationship. Where the asset class is already covered by the manager's authorisation, it means a new compartment on an existing platform instead.

The question is rarely whether a structure is possible. It is how many relationships a sponsor has to manage to get there.

What it does not change

The authorisation sets out what we may manage, not what we take on. We work with a limited number of partners, and only where we can add something beyond the licence - in underwriting, in structuring, or in the market the fund is raising into. That has not changed with the additional asset classes.

Partners already on the platform do not need to do anything. Where a new strategy falls into one of the three classes, it can now be added as a compartment rather than as a separate vehicle.