
Halder overhauls partner group as part of succession plan
German buyout firm Halder has made changes to its partner group as the result of a succession plan at the GP, Unquote understands.
Former partners Paul de Ridder and Michael Wahl have stepped back into senior adviser roles, and Thomas Fotteler has left the firm.
The trio has been replaced by Matthias Fackelmeyer, Christian Muschalik and Philipp Scheier, all of whom were internal promotions.
The changes follow the GP-led fund restructuring for Halder-Gimv Germany II, a €325m buyout fund that held a final close in February 2008. The vehicle secured a two-year extension at the start of January to give it more time to divest its remaining seven portfolio companies. It began that process recently with the divestment of machined parts manufacturer Klingel to IK Investment Partners.
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