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ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT

ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT is a Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C+ and buyout fund in EU, Malta, Germany and Switzerland investing in private-equity, venture-capital, digital-assets, debt, alternative-assets, private-debt and other.

Stages
Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C+, buyout
Sectors
private-equity, venture-capital, digital-assets, debt, alternative-assets, private-debt, other
Invests in
EU, Malta, Germany, Switzerland
Round role
Leads rounds
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
2006

Check size not disclosed

Thesis

The firm specializes in private assets, liquid strategies, and regulated digital asset investment structures. It acts as a Management Company (ManCo), providing comprehensive legal, administrative, regulatory, and investment management solutions. While generalist, Altarius focuses on supporting high-growth companies, deal origination, and advisory services, with a particular interest in new technology investments and a regulated platform for crypto funds. They also specialize in illiquid strategies, private equity, venture capital, and traditional asset classes. Altarius has partnered with Eight Capital Partners plc to establish a SICAV with sub-funds for private debt and private equity, focusing on growth capital and buy-out transactions. Their European AIFM license allows for passporting across EU member states, offering clients the choice of joining an existing platform or creating a dedicated SICAV. Specific AUM figures are not disclosed, suggesting a potential focus on single-family or tightly held multi-family capital. There is no public information on typical check sizes. Altarius has served as the AIFM for Presight Capital, a venture fund that raised $80 million.

Common questions

Does ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT invest at the Seed stage?

Yes. ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT lists Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C+ and buyout among the stages it invests in.

Where does ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT invest?

ALTARIUS ASSET MANAGEMENT invests in EU, Malta, Germany and Switzerland.