The implementation of the “AIFM Directive” in the new “German Capital Investment Code”, which took effect on 22 July 2013, entails a far-reaching restructuring of the “grey capital market”. In practice, this means more security and transparency for investors, while at the same time imposing stricter regulatory and administrative requirements on issuers, management and distributors. In a parallel process to the ongoing legislation process, the publity financial group has created the organisational bases under company law for future EU law-compliant associated companies with the establishment of publity Emissionshaus GmbH and publity Performance GmbH.

The publity financial group meets high internal quality requirements, legally binding compliance requirements and has a well-balanced social responsibility program. It meets the current and future demands of managers of alternative investment funds through legislation at European and national levels. The publity financial group has taken measures to ensure that its companies, members of executive bodies and employees act in compliance with the law and engage in early risk identification and risk minimisation. The publity financial group thus pursues the objective of repositioning assets via private capital investments, further improving product quality and increasing its attractiveness with security and transparency.