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By Mathieu FELDMANN, Partner at PwC Luxembourg, Société Coopérative
In the current economic climate, where transactional activity and investment flows have been reduced, asset managers are seeking ways to conserve resources and mitigate risks.
The liquidation of entities whose investment cycles have concluded is emerging as a prudent strategy to reduce both costs and the risks associated with maintaining dormant structures. This approach is not only a response to the economic slowdown but also a proactive measure to safeguard against the complexities and liabilities that dormant entities can hide.
Moreover, with the pace of new investments slowing, asset managers find themselves in a situation where they have availability to...
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