Luxembourg, 28 March 2024 - The Investor Services' arm of Arendt announced its evolution into Arendt Investor Services, a change that accurately reflects how the company has transformed over the past 15 years and how today it is strategically positioned in the market as a top-tier provider of investor services. This new corporate name is the result of a strategic decision to strive towards an approach that is more investor-centric than ever before.

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"Arendt Investor Services' illustrates our values: placing client services at the core of our organisation." Christian Heinen, Chief Executive Officer at Arendt Investor Services SA.

With over 300 experts, Arendt Investor Services provides tailored solutions that empower investors and businesses to navigate Luxembourg's dynamic financial landscape.

Arendt Investor Services collaborates closely with other areas of expertise within Arendt, while focusing on strengthening its position with 6 core service lines: one-stop-shop Fund Administration Services, Corporate Services, Governance Services, Tax Compliance Services, Operational AML & Compliance Services. In a pivotal moment, it was recently granted a depositary licence for illiquid assets forming its 6th service line. A team of depositary experts, led by Sylvaine Fossen, brings a combined total of over 25 years of experience and completes the comprehensive one-stop-shop offering in combination with the Third Party AIFM services provided by AManco SA.

Arendt Investor Services invested in state-of-the-art technology with the integration of two cutting-edge platforms, Fenergo and FIS (Investran), to support its AIF solutions. These have contributed significantly to optimising the operational framework and to offering effective solutions to clients without compromising the quality of services.

"With our expanded service offerings, strengthened by our depositary licence and technological investments, we are perfectly situated to drive greater value for our clients and solidify our position as a trusted partner". Christian Heinen