Overview
- The federal government authorized Christian Lindner’s Hamburg-based investment vehicle to start investing from November.
- Lindner says the first deals are scheduled for December in partnership with venture funds and other angel investors.
- He intends to support early- and growth-stage startups with both capital and advisory involvement.
- Under Germany’s 18-month post-office rules, former ministers must report new roles and can be barred for conflicts; the government issued no prohibition here.
- Separately, recent disclosures show he is joining boards at The Stepstone Group and Hagedorn Unternehmensgruppe.