Super Global continued its growth trajectory during a highly volatile first half of the year. The company supports both new and existing clients by structuring a broad range of investment strategies, ranging from multi-asset AMCs to crypto investments. Between January and the end of June, assets under administration at Super Global increased by EUR 500 million. “In turbulent market phases like the one we’ve just experienced, our ability to rapidly implement customised investment strategies makes a real difference”, says Daniel Knoblach, Board Member at Super Global Services SA. “This agility proved to be a key ad-vantage in many cases.”
One of the largest new issuances in the first half of the year was a green bond structured as a Luxembourg compartment. The capital raised is being used to finance pyrolysis projects that convert plastic waste into oil. In addition, Super Global structured several listed AMCs with diversified exposure across asset classes – including ESG, crypto and private equity investments. Altogether, the inflow of new client funds across these vehicles increased assets under administration by EUR 500 million. “This marks a continuation of our steady growth. We’re especially pleased to have gained new family offices and institutional investors alongside our existing client base”, says Knoblach.
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The current volatile market environment, shaped by trade conflicts and geopolitical tensions, demands the rapid deployment of new investment vehicles. This has been particularly evident in the commodities segment, which has seen strong demand both for short-term hedging and as a strategic component of long-term portfolios. “This clearly illustrates the advantage of compartments under Luxembourg law”, Knoblach explains. “They enable the swift implementation of tailored strategies at a much faster pace than traditional fund structures.”
Super Global’s lean organisational setup and commitment to digitalisation further enhance this agility. The company now leverages AI tools for product launches and relies on automation for administrative tasks and communications with exchanges. “This has allowed us to streamline our processes and accelerate time-to-market, thus delivering be-spoke solutions to investors through innovative financial products”, Knoblach concludes.