Norton Rose Fulbright advises Intermediate Capital Group on the partnership with Exxeta

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Intermediate Capital Group (ICG) on its partnership and capital provided to digital technology services and consultancy provider Exxeta AG (Exxeta).

Exxeta is a leading digital transformation services provider, focusing on long-term IT implementation projects. Exxeta supports DAX-40 corporates and mid-sized companies with digital services spanning from strategy to implementation with more than 1,000 employees in 13 offices across 3 countries, Exxeta mainly focuses on the DACH region.

ICG provides flexible capital solutions to help companies develop and grow. They are a leading global alternative asset manager with over 30 years' history, managing $71bn of assets and investing across the capital structure. They develop long-term relationships with their business partners to deliver value for shareholders, clients and employees, and use their position of influence to benefit the environment and society. ICG operates across four asset classes: Structured and Private Equity, Private Debt, Real Assets, and Credit.

Norton Rose Fulbright, led by Munich corporate partner Bernd Dreier, advised on all aspects of this transaction, including the due diligence, the transaction documents and the shareholders' agreement on behalf of ICG.

Bernd Dreier commented:

“We were delighted to support Intermediate Capital Group’s partnership with Exxeta. With the continued development and increasing integration of technological engineering and digital services across virtually all industries, this acquisition represents a forward-thinking investment into an ever more influential market.”

The Norton Rose Fulbright team advising ICG on this partnership included partner Claudia Posluschny, associate Christina Wiesel (both employment), and associate Marianne Milovanov (corporate), all in Munich. The team also included, in Hamburg, partner Tim Schaper (competition), partner Frank Weberndoerfer (employment), counsel Malte Ingwersen (corporate), associate Melina Rohrbach (competition), and transaction specialist Noby Cyriac (competition); and in Frankfurt, partner Christoph Ritzer (IP/IT), partner Benedikt Gillessen (corporate), counsel Oliver Polster (corporate), counsel Ingemar Kartheuser, associate Natalia Filkina (both data protection, IP/IT), partner Tino Duttine and senior associate Sarah Heufelder (both tax).

Exxeta AG was advised on the transaction by SKYE PARTNERS in Frankfurt under the lead of Holger Scheer and Julia Rosigkeit.

Norton Rose Fulbright’s global corporate, M&A and private equity practice advises corporations and financial institutions across the full spectrum of industry matters including public takeovers, private M&A, joint ventures, disposals, debt and equity capital markets, governance, general commercial and corporate advisory matters. The firm’s lawyers are strategically positioned in the world’s leading business and financial markets, enabling it to handle and fully coordinate transactions across key industry sectors including financial institutions.