Uwe Bärenz

Uwe Bärenz has been advising managers and institutional investors in the “Private Investment Funds” practice group for more than 20 years in connection with private equity funds, with a particular focus on tax implications, regulatory requirements, and contractual standards. He is a co-founder of the “Hamburger Fondsgespräche” and serves as a lecturer at the Technical University of Munich.

Lutz Boxberger

Lutz Boxberger, General Counsel and Managing Director, is responsible for the legal and tax structuring of investment products at Golding Capital Partners. He also serves as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the AIFM Golding Capital Partners (Luxembourg) S.A.

Previously, he spent more than ten years in leading law firms specializing in tax and regulatory law, with a focus on fund structuring (Debevoise & Plimpton / SJ Berwin LLP). He advised sponsors of alternative investment funds on tax and regulatory structuring matters, as well as institutional investors on their fund investments.

After completing his training in the senior civil service of the Hessian tax administration as a Diplom-Finanzwirt (FH), Lutz Boxberger studied law at the universities of Mainz and Leicester, UK. He completed his legal clerkship in Wiesbaden, Frankfurt, and New York. He has been admitted to the bar since 2003 and as a certified tax advisor since 2008.

He regularly lectures and publishes on topics related to tax and investment regulatory law and is co-editor of the Beck short commentary on the German Investment Code (KAGB) and the Legal Handbook Private Equity, both published by C.H. Beck.