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Economic Factors Driving M&A Activity

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Hong Kong – August 5, 2024 – As market dynamics change, numerous economic factors are having a significant impact on the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) environment. M&A activity is being influenced by important factors including interest rates, economic growth, and valuation levels; therefore, businesses and investors must use strategic understanding to manage these complications.

Interest Rate Fluctuations and Financing Costs

The impact of recent interest rate fluctuations on M&A transactions has been noteworthy. Interest rates have come down, making funding more available, which has encouraged businesses to look into acquisitions as a way to expand. But, businesses need to be very careful about the timing and arrangement of their arrangements in light of prospective rate increases in the future.

Economic Growth and Corporate Strategy

Growth in the economy increases business profitability and investment capacity, which has a direct impact on M&A activity. As markets grow, businesses are increasingly likely to consider strategic acquisitions as a way to take advantage of advantageous circumstances. On the other hand, businesses might concentrate on efficiency and consolidation during sluggish economic times.

Valuation Trends and Market Timing

In the process of making M&A decisions, valuation levels are crucial. Reduced valuations may offer strategic acquisition opportunities, but higher prices in some industries may spur corporations to sell. To optimise deal outcomes, a precise evaluation of these trends is necessary.

Regulatory and Geopolitical Influences

Geopolitical and regulatory changes have an impact on M&A plans as well. International relations, tax legislation, and antitrust laws influence both domestic and cross-border trade. Keeping up with these changes is essential to developing deals that work.

Technological Advancements and Sector Trends

M&A is still primarily driven by technological innovation, especially in industries like healthcare and technology. Businesses are purchasing new technology more frequently in order to stay competitive and adjust to the changing needs of the market. Additionally, as businesses look to strengthen their operational resilience, M&A activity is increasing in industries affected by recent shocks.

Private Equity and Innovative Deal Structures

Strategic purchases are funded by private equity companies, which are significant participants in the M&A industry. A growing number of creative deal structures, such as Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), are available and present new avenues for transaction facilitation.

Role of Tactical Management

Tactical Management offers helpful strategic direction in negotiating these economic challenges. Tactical Management provides experience in deal structuring, regulatory compliance, and value analysis. It is led by Dr Raphael Nagel, Executive Chairman and CEO. Their methodology assists clients in capitalising on new opportunities and skilfully managing the intricacies of M&A deals.

Looking Ahead

Success in today’s M&A landscape requires an understanding of and ability to adjust to these economic conditions. To accomplish their objectives and manage the changing market, investors and organisations need to be strategically astute and knowledgeable.

For more information on how to effectively manage M&A strategies in the current market, please contact:

Tactical Management Ltd.
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About Tactical Management:
Tactical Management is an international active investment company specializing in unlocking the potential of underperforming companies, distressed real estate, and non-performing loans. With a focus on strategic and operational support, the company drives value and growth across various sectors and asset types. Tactical Management’s approach ensures that every investment is optimized for maximum potential, delivering exceptional value to stakeholders.

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Acquisition of Quarero Marketing Accelerator

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Hong Kong – August 2, 2024 – Tactical Management, a globally operating investment firm established in Hong Kong, is delighted to announce the successful acquisition of Quarero Marketing Accelerator, located in Dubai, by one of its advised investment vehicles. Tactical Management’s dedication to delivering value and growth across multiple sectors is demonstrated with this strategic purchase, which is aimed at providing strategic and operational support.

Marcus Köhnlein, a Partner at Tactical Management and the CEO of Quarero, will oversee the management of the Quarero Marketing Accelerator. The company will be merged into Tactical Management’s Sector Specific Platform Holding for Marketing, thereby improving the company’s capacity to offer complete and inventive digital marketing solutions.

Key Benefits of the Acquisition:

  • Enhanced Capabilities: The acquisition combines Tactical Management’s strategic expertise with Quarero’s innovative marketing solutions, providing clients with unmatched digital marketing services.
  • Customized Strategies: Leveraging Quarero’s deep algorithmic knowledge, clients can expect highly tailored strategies to maximize their online presence and brand recognition.
  • Broadened Services: This acquisition enables Tactical Management to expand its portfolio, offering a comprehensive suite of marketing solutions to its clients.

About Tactical Management:

Tactical Management, founded by Dr. Raphael Nagel, is dedicated to unlocking the potential of underperforming companies, distressed real estate, and non-performing loans. The company focuses on delivering exceptional value and fostering long-term success through strategic and operational support. Dr. Raphael Nagel and his team at Tactical Management employ a comprehensive approach that includes:

  • Private Equity: Specializing in investing in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with temporarily negative EBITDA, Tactical Management identifies opportunities for strategic interventions to enhance earnings. This approach includes comprehensive restructuring and tailored operational support.
  • Distressed Real Estate Opportunities: The company invests in residential, commercial, and parking properties, targeting assets with upside potential that can be maximized through repositioning and remodeling, unlocking hidden value and creating significant returns.
  • Non-Performing Loans (NPLs): Tactical Management actively seeks opportunities in both secured and unsecured non-performing loans, capitalizing on distressed debt situations and providing solutions that benefit both debtors and creditors.

About Quarero Marketing Accelerator:

Quarero Marketing Accelerator specializes in social media and digital marketing solutions. Known for its swift and efficient content management, Quarero offers innovative strategies to enhance clients’ online branding and presence. The company’s team of industry experts, marketing specialists, and mathematicians leverages a deep understanding of algorithms to deliver customized content management and social media strategies.

“We are excited to welcome Quarero Marketing Accelerator into the Tactical Management family,” said Dr. Raphael Nagel, Founding Partner of Tactical Management. “This acquisition aligns perfectly with our mission to drive value and growth, and we look forward to the enhanced capabilities this partnership will bring to our clients.”

For more information, please contact:

Tactical Management Ltd.
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The Value of Distressed Real Estate Properties

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Hong Kong – August 1, 2024 – As real estate properties start to keep piling up alongside the global spread of urbanization, one might assume that their availability is starting to become scarcer with each passing second. However, this might not be the case as distressed real estate properties could also serve as a profitable venture that may lead to potential positive value.

Although mostly overlooked, distressed real estate properties can serve as a unique opportunity for investors looking to unlock value and achieve significant returns. This niche market, characterized by properties in foreclosure, short sales, or needing substantial repair, requires a strategic approach to navigate its complexities and reap its rewards.

 That being said, here’s a guide that could better explain how to unlock the value of distressed real estate.

 What is Distressed Real Estate?

For starters, distressed real estate refers to properties that are under financial duress, most likely due to the owner’s inability to keep up with mortgage payments or maintain the property. These properties can be in varying states of disrepair and may include buildings, malls, or commercial infrastructures.

Common types of distressed real estate include:

Foreclosures: Properties repossessed by lenders due to loan defaults.

Short Sales: Properties sold for less than the outstanding mortgage balance with the lender’s approval.

REO (Real Estate Owned) Properties: Properties owned by lenders after unsuccessful foreclosure auctions.

Properties in Disrepair: Buildings that require significant renovation or repairs.


 Why Invest in Distressed Real Estate?

Below-Market Prices: Distressed properties often sell for less than the average market value, offering buyers with the potential to spend less and save more.

High ROI Potential: With the right improvements, these properties can be resold or rented out for substantial profits.

Less Competition: Many investors shy away from distressed properties due to perceived risk factors, creating less competition for those willing to take on the challenge.

Diverse Opportunities: Investors can find opportunities in commercial markets, as well as in various geographic locations.

Strategies for Unlocking Value

  1. Thorough Due Diligence

Before investing in distressed real estate, conduct thorough due diligence.

This includes:

Property Inspection: Assess the physical condition of the property to estimate repair costs.

Title Search: Ensure there are no liens or encumbrances that could complicate the purchase.

Market Analysis: Understand the local market conditions to gauge the property’s potential resale or rental value.

Financial Assessment: Calculate all costs, including purchase price, repairs, holding costs, and potential resale or rental income.

  1. Strategic Renovations

One of the key ways to unlock value in distressed real estate is through strategic renovations. Focus on improvements that will offer the highest return on investment, such as:

Curb Appeal: Enhancing the exterior to attract buyers or tenants.

Modernization: Updating areas to meet current market standards.

Energy Efficiency: Installing energy-efficient systems and appliances to reduce long-term costs and increase appeal.

Structural Repairs: Addressing any foundational or structural issues to ensure the property’s safety and longevity.

  1. Financing Options

Financing distressed properties can be challenging, but several options are available:

Traditional Mortgages: Suitable for properties that are in relatively good condition.

Hard Money Loans: Short-term loans from private lenders that are based on the property’s value rather than the borrower’s creditworthiness.

FHA 203(k) Loans: Government-backed loans that finance both the purchase and renovation of a property.

Investor Partnerships: Pooling resources with other investors to share the risks and rewards.

  1. Exit Strategies

Having a clear exit strategy is crucial for realizing the value of distressed real estate. Common exit strategies include:

Fix and Flip: Renovating the property and selling it for a profit.

Buy and Hold: Renovating the property and renting it out to generate ongoing income.

Wholesale: Selling the property to another investor without making any improvements.

 

Risks and Challenges

Investing in distressed real estate also comes with its share of risks and challenges, including:

Unexpected Repair Costs: Hidden damages can lead to higher-than-anticipated repair costs.

Market Fluctuations: Changes in the market can impact the property’s value and resale potential.

Legal Complications: Navigating foreclosure laws and short sale approvals can be complex and time-consuming.

Holding Costs: Costs associated with holding the property during renovations, such as taxes, insurance, and utilities, can add up.

Tactical Management’s Role

When it comes to distressed real estate, Tactical Management also puts our investments in commercial and industrial properties. As an internationally active investment company, Tactical Management aims to target assets with an upside potential that can be maximized through repositioning and remodeling. By transforming these properties, the company unlocks hidden value and creates significant returns.

Specifically, Tactical Management implements the aforementioned strategies to ensure profits are derived from the appreciation in real estate value through active management over a short holding period. This contrasts with traditional core investments, where profits primarily come from rental income during the fund term.

 Speaking on this, Dr. Raphael Nagel, the Founding Partner of Tactical Management, said, “I am proud of the contributions that Tactical Management has made and will continue to make in the financial industry. We convert potential into profit through our skill and commitment, guaranteeing the long-term success of our investments and stakeholders.”

Conclusion

Unlocking the value of distressed real estate requires a strategic approach, thorough due diligence, and a clear understanding of the potential risks and rewards. By focusing on strategic renovations, exploring various financing options, and having a solid exit strategy, investors can turn distressed properties into profitable investments. With careful planning and execution, distressed real estate can offer lucrative opportunities for those willing to take on the challenge.

 

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Risk Allocation in Documentary Credit Transactions

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Hong Kong – July 31, 2024 – Documentary credit transactions continue to be a pillar of the changing global commerce environment because they foster trust and security between trading partners. But conventional risk allocation models have shown to be inadequate, particularly in light of the rising volatility of the global economy and the intricate international regulations that surround it. Dr. Raphael Nagel, the Founding Partner of Tactical Management, a company committed to reviving failing businesses, distressed real estate, and non-performing loans, offer a revolutionary strategy for risk distribution in documentary credit transactions.

Exporters are frequently burdened unnecessarily by the present risk allocation paradigm, which requires them to negotiate complex compliance environments and put up with possible payment delays. Not only does this negatively impact their cash flow, but it also deters smaller businesses from engaging in global trade. Due to Tactical Management’s vast experience handling distressed assets, a more robust and balanced structure is now required.

The core of the suggested plan is a shared risk strategy in which importers and exporters each make a contribution to a fund intended to mitigate risk. An unbiased third-party organization would oversee the management of this fund, guaranteeing objectivity and compliance with rules governing international trade. Similar pooled risk tactics have been used in the real estate industry by Dr. Raphael Nagel’s Tactical Management in the past, with notable success in reducing investment risks and boosting investor trust.

The risk mitigation fund

The risk mitigation fund would be used to handle particular scenarios like payment defaults, problems with regulatory compliance, and unanticipated economic disruptions under this new paradigm. Exporters can ensure timely payments and importers can profit from guaranteed compliance and quality assurance when risks are distributed more fairly. This approach is similar to insurance mechanisms in that all parties involved benefit from stability since possible claims are covered by pooling premiums.

Additionally, using blockchain technology could improve the documentary credit process’ traceability and transparency. When contractual requirements are satisfied, smart contracts that are integrated into the blockchain would automatically verify compliance and initiate payments. Under my direction, Tactical Management has investigated the use of blockchain technology in the management of distressed assets, showcasing the technology’s ability to simplify intricate procedures and lower fraud.

Collaboration between trade associations, regulatory agencies, and financial institutions would be necessary for the implementation of this strategy. Advocating for policy reforms and building partnerships that correspond with the common risk philosophy would be crucial roles for Tactical Management. In line with Tactical Management’s primary goal, we can open up new doors for struggling businesses and distressed assets by advocating for a framework for balanced risk allocation.

To sum up, Dr. Raphael Nagel and Tactical Management’s suggested risk allocation model for documentary credit transactions provides a strong answer to the problems encountered by importers and exporters. Through risk sharing and the use of blockchain technology, we can build a more robust and welcoming global trading climate. This novel strategy not only fits in with Tactical Management’s experience in turnaround investments, but it also establishes a standard for next financial models meant to improve the stability of global trade.

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Tactical Management Ltd.
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Impact of Trade Agreements on Global Markets

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Dubai, UAE – July 30, 2024 – THE ABRAHAMIC BUSINESS CIRCLE is thrilled to present the most recent effort to investigate how trade agreements affect global markets. This project is evidence of the goal of encouraging mutual understanding and sustainable economic progress among various business communities.

A key instrument in reshaping the world economy is the trade agreement. They promote economic cooperation between nations, open up markets, and reduce trade obstacles. The transformative effect of cooperation of this kind is exemplified by recent agreements such as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).

Key Facts:

  1. Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP): 15 Asia-Pacific countries, including China, Japan, and South Korea, signed the largest free trade pact in history in November 2020. It is anticipated to increase the world economy by $209 billion a year by 2030 and intends to remove tariffs on 90% of goods traded within the region.
  2. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA): This initiative, which was introduced in January 2021, unites 54 African nations into a unified market for products and services. By 2035, it’s expected to boost intra-African commerce by more than 50% and help 30 million people escape extreme poverty.

These accords are a wonderful fit with The Abrahamic Business Circle’s objectives, which include fostering innovation, sustainable development, and economic cooperation. We can work toward a more successful and inclusive global economy by lowering trade barriers and promoting stronger economic relations.

The Abrahamic Business Circle’s founder and chairman, Dr. Raphael Nagel, stated: “Trade agreements are essential for determining the direction of international markets in the future. They give companies the chance to grow, adapt, and prosper in our globalized society. We at The Abrahamic Business Circle are dedicated to taking advantage of these chances to promote mutual understanding and economic progress among our various members.”

According to the goals of the organization, The Abrahamic Business Circle will hold a number of talks and events concerning the effects of these trade deals. One such event is the upcoming business conference in Zurich, “The World of Innovation.” These gatherings will provide a forum for industry executives, decision-makers, and specialists to share knowledge and investigate tactics for utilizing trade agreements to accomplish long-term expansion.

Come see us on September 27, 2024, in Zurich. This event is only to members. Go to the Abrahamic Business Circle’s website, Home 2024, for additional information.

Sources on the AfCFTA and RCEP:

  1. World Economic Forum on RCEP
  2. World Bank on AfCFTA

About The Abrahamic Business Circle:

THE ABRAHAMIC BUSINESS CIRCLE is a global network of entrepreneurs and business leaders dedicated to fostering economic diplomacy through cross-cultural cooperation. Our organization aims to create a sustainable impact on global economic growth by promoting innovation, investment, and collaboration among our members.

For more information about THE ABRAHAMIC BUSINESS CIRCLE and our initiatives, please visit www.theabrahamicbusinesscircle.com.

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Transforming Special Situations into Profitable Opportunities

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Hong Kong – July 30, 2024 – By Tactical Managements founding partner, Dr. Raphael Nagel

At Tactical Management, we take great satisfaction in our ability to convert special situations into advantageous possibilities. In my capacity as the founding partner, Dr. Raphael Nagel, I have guided our company toward being an expert in venture capital and private equity, emphasizing opportunities-driven, strategic investments.

Individual Equity

When it comes to private equity, tactical management aims to:

  • Underperforming Companies: We locate underperforming companies and help them grow to their full potential.
  • Non-Performing Loans: In order to restore the value of non-performing loans, tactical management restructures and capitalizes them.
  • Distressed Real Estate: Through strategic interventions, we acquire and transform distressed real estate assets, maximizing their value.

Venture Finance

Our focus for venture capital investments is on:

  • Scalable Business Models: Tactical Management makes investments in businesses that have room to grow significantly.
  • Global Expansion: We assist business owners who hope to take their enterprises worldwide.
  • Triple Sustainability Projects: We give economic, environmental, and social sustainability first priority when making investments.

Ethical Standards for Investments

Strict ethical norms are followed at Tactical Management. We avoid making investments in:

  • Blockchain and Cryptocurrency: We stay away from these markets because of their volatility.
  • Commodity Trading: We avoid dealing in commodities, such as sugar, copper, and gold.
  • Unethical Ventures: We do not evaluate any investment that does not adhere to our ethical criteria.

Particular Circumstances Knowledge

Tactical Management is exceptional at managing unique circumstances and offering customized answers to difficult problems:

  • Carve-Out / Spin-Off: We establish win-win exit strategies, pinpoint areas for development, and ascertain genuine profitability.
  • Overleveraged Companies: Tactical Management brings financial stability back through capital injections, debt restructuring, and increases in capital.
  • Cash Poor Companies: To revitalize enterprises, we create new strategic plans, execute incentive programs, and facilitate partial liquidity.
  • Shareholder Disputes: To settle disputes and align interests, tactical management provides capital solutions and alignment techniques.
  • Distressed Assets: In order to optimize value, we restructure operations, restore liquidity, and put turnaround plans into action.
  • Succession Planning: By identifying crucial areas and roles to preserve continuity, tactical management facilitates the seamless transfer of knowledge and leadership.

Opportunities in Real Estate

Properties with substantial development potential are the main focus of our real estate investing strategy. Tactical Management is where we:

  • Identify Properties with Low Cash Flow: We buy properties that have a low cash flow at first but great development potential.
  • Active Management: Through renovation, modernization, project creation, financial management, and rental management, we increase the value of properties.
  • Short Holding Periods: Rather of depending solely on rental income, tactical management strives for above-average value growth over a brief holding duration.

In summary

At Tactical Management, we think that strategic investments and proactive management may generate value. We are able to turn obstacles into opportunities because of our concentration on non-performing loans, distressed real estate, underperforming assets, and scalable business ideas. In the world of venture capital and private equity, we stand out for our unwavering dedication to sustainability and stringent ethical standards.

I, Dr. Raphael Nagel, the founding partner, am proud of the contributions that Tactical Management has made and will continue to make in the financial industry. We convert potential into profit through our skill and commitment, guaranteeing the long-term success of our investments and stakeholders.

Contact information:

Tactical Management Ltd.
Dr. Raphael Nagel (LL.M.)
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Navigating Financial Turbulence

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“If you’re going through hell, keep going.” — Churchill, Winston

Hong Kong – July 29, 2024 – By Tactical Managements founding partner, Dr. Raphael Nagel

This beautiful phrase strikes a deep chord with companies that are struggling financially. As a Hong Kong-based private equity firm, Tactical Management specializes in managing troubled real estate, turning around underperforming businesses, and settling non-performing debts. By using calculated risks and careful planning, we have successfully turned financial chaos into organized success on several occasions.

Knowing What Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) Are

Loans that the borrower is not repaying any principal or interest on are known as non-performing loans. With a large percentage of non-performing loans (NPLs) in their portfolios, banks and other financial institutions frequently encounter formidable obstacles. These loans have the potential to deplete funds and affect overall financial security.

Case Study: Financial Institution in Southeast Asia

In one of our noteworthy projects, a big bank in Southeast Asia was dealing with a concerning amount of non-performing loans (NPLs) after the recession. Our strategy has several facets:

  • Comprehensive Analysis: To identify high-risk industries and borrowers, we thoroughly examined the bank’s loan portfolio.
  • Restructuring Plans: We created interim interest rate reductions and updated repayment schedules for enterprises that were deemed sustainable.
  • Asset Liquidation: We assisted in the liquidation of collateral assets, such as troubled real estate, in order to recover losses on irrecoverable loans.

By the time our assistance came to a conclusion, the bank had rebuilt investor trust, substantially decreased its non-performing loan (NPL) ratio, and increased liquidity.

Opportunities and Challenges in Distressed Real Estate

Properties facing foreclosure, bankruptcy, or other financial issues are considered distressed real estate. These properties frequently offer exceptional investment opportunities, but in order to realize their full potential, caution must be taken.

Case Study: Retail Complex in Europe

Mismanagement and dwindling foot traffic caused a European retail complex to fall into ruin, causing serious financial difficulty. Tactical Management intervened in the following ways:

  1. Market Analysis: To find possible applications and tenant combinations that would revitalize the complex, we examined the local market environment.
  2. Strategic Redevelopment: In order to update the space and draw in new tenants, we managed a partial renovation that included a variety of food, entertainment, and retail establishments.
  3. Engagement of Stakeholders: In order to guarantee a smooth transition and long-term occupancy rates, we worked extensively with both current tenants and possible new ones.

The complex was turned from a financial liability into a profitable asset in less than 18 months when it was fully leased and saw an increase in foot traffic and revenue.

Reviving Underperforming Businesses

Underperforming businesses face challenges for a variety of reasons, such as ineffective management, inefficient operations, or unfavorable market conditions. The skill of Tactical Management is in identifying these problems and putting turnaround plans into action.

Case Study: Manufacturing Firm of Mid-Sized

Due to antiquated manufacturing techniques and lax financial controls, a mid-sized manufacturing company in Asia was experiencing diminishing revenues and growing debt. Our turnaround approach included the following:

Operational Overhaul: To increase productivity and cut expenses, we modernized technology and implemented lean manufacturing practices.

Financial Restructuring: In order to stabilize the company’s finances, we renegotiated conditions with creditors and added new funding.

Leadership Transition: To guide the business toward expansion, we brought in a new management group with track record in the field.

The company saw a substantial turnaround in less than two years, with increased profitability, lower debt levels, and a more competitive market position.

The Method of Tactical Management

Every crisis, in the opinion of Tactical Management, is an opportunity. Our method is based on careful preparation, strategic analysis, and methodical implementation. Important tenets that direct our initiatives consist of:

  • Transparency: Open communication with stakeholders to build trust and ensure alignment.
  • Customization: Specifically designed solutions to meet each client’s unique requirements and difficulties.
  • Sustainability: Long-term plans that guarantee continued success after the first stage of recovery.

Our experience and dedication are demonstrated by our track record of successfully managing non-performing loans, reviving distressed real estate, and turning around underperforming businesses. Businesses facing financial instability may find the road ahead difficult, but success is attainable with the correct partner. Winston Churchill said, “If you’re going through hell, keep going.” This is sage advice.

Visit our website or get in touch with us personally for additional information, case studies, and insights on how Tactical Management might benefit your company. By working together, we can transform obstacles into chances and create a path for long-term success.

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Tactical Management Ltd.
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Turnarounds for Distressed Companies

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Hong Kong – July 29, 2024 – Tactical Management,

Interviewer: As the founding partner of Tactical Management, an active Hong Kong-based private equity firm that specializes in distressed companies specifically real estate, non-performing loans, and underperforming businesses, Dr. Nagel, could you kindly describe the elements of a turnaround process and how they work?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: Of sure, I’d be glad to talk about this. A turnaround, sometimes referred to as restructuring, is a methodical procedure designed to restore financial stability to a financially troubled business. Restoring profitability and securing the company’s long-term survival are the main objectives. This frequently entails taking extreme steps, such laying off employees, selling corporate divisions, or fundamentally altering the company’s business plan.

Interviewer: In practice, how does one go about initiating such a turnaround process?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: Every turnaround process begins with a thorough examination of the business’s existing state. We take a detailed look at the company’s finances, marketing plan, internal structure, and customer interactions. This analysis serves as the foundation for a comprehensive plan that specifies particular actions to make things better.

Interviewer: Could you give some specific instances or case studies that demonstrate a successful turnaround from your work at Tactical Management?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: Of course. One noteworthy instance is a project we completed in Southeast Asia a few years ago. It concerned a mid-sized manufacturing company that had become insolvent as a result of ineffective management choices and an antiquated production system. To determine the main problems, we conducted a thorough financial analysis as our first step.

Determine the main problems with a thorough financial analysis

We made the decision to sell a portion of the business to raise much-needed funds. In order to boost productivity, we simultaneously put strong cost controls in place and enhanced our production procedures. We also brought in specialists with specialized industry knowledge and reorganized the management team. We succeeded in bringing the business back to profitability in less than two years, and we ultimately sold it to a strategic investor.

Interviewer: In a process like this, what part does communication play?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: It is essential to communicate. Employees, clients, and suppliers are among the stakeholders who must be involved in the process and informed about the issue and the intended actions. Transparency makes sure that everyone is pulling in the same direction and fosters trust. We collaborated with a retail company going through a similar difficulty in another project in Europe. We won over the trust of our staff members and inspired them to take an active role in the turnaround by keeping lines of communication open and frequent and included them in decision-making processes.

Interviewer: What other elements do you think are essential for a turnaround to be successful?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: It is imperative to execute with discipline and consistency. Depending on the business and circumstances, the turnaround process might take a variety of lengths of time, but the steps must be followed precisely and consistently. Bringing in outside consultants or specialists who can provide a specialized knowledge and objective viewpoint is frequently advantageous. We at Tactical Management rely on a blend of strategic insight, practical solutions, and in-depth analysis.

Interviewer: I am grateful for your observations, Dr. Nagel. Finally, what guidance would you provide business owners that are experiencing a financial crisis?

Dr. Raphael Nagel: You must take immediate action and don’t be afraid to ask for outside assistance. The first stage is to conduct an impartial and thorough investigation of the circumstances. Next, specific actions need to be done and carried out regularly. It is equally crucial to involve all stakeholders and to communicate with them. Even amid difficult circumstances, it is feasible to guide a business back to success with the correct personnel and a well-defined plan.

Interviewer: I am really grateful for this thoughtful conversation, Dr. Nagel.

Dr. Raphael Nagel: I enjoyed it. I’m grateful.

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Tactical Management Announces Strategic Investment Plans for 2024

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Hong Kong – July 26, 2024 – Tactical Management, a hybrid venture builder, is thrilled to present its investment plans for 2024. The company is well-known for its smart investments in distressed real estate, non-performing loans, underperforming businesses, and early-stage startups. The founding partner of Tactical Management, Dr. Raphael Nagel, highlights the company’s dedication to turning audacious ideas into profitable businesses and promoting innovation and expansion throughout a range of sectors.

Investing in Startups at an Early Stage

Dr. Raphael Nagel leads Tactical Management’s Venture Capital division, which specializes in Pre-Seed and Seed rounds and provides the seed money required for innovative concepts to take off. Through assistance with sales growth, product development, and administration, Tactical administration makes sure that every investment is cultivated with a hands-on strategy to attain market success.

Bringing Underperforming Businesses Back

Under the direction of Dr. Raphael Nagel, Tactical Management’s Private Equity division buys out the majority of subsidiaries that are losing money and underperforming small to medium-sized businesses that have scalable B2B business models. Tactical Management revitalizes these businesses by bringing fresh perspective and energy, which helps them achieve operational excellence and profitability.

Well-thought-out Investments in Non-Performing Loans and Distressed Real Estate

Dr. Raphael Nagel’s Tactical Management makes strategic investments in non-performing loans and distressed real estate in addition to startups and underperforming businesses. This strategy generates substantial value for stakeholders by enabling the turnaround of priceless assets and the discovery of untapped potential.

Creating Strategic Joint Ventures

With the wisdom of Dr. Raphael Nagel, Tactical Management’s Joint Venture division collaborates with major global firms to give them advantageous access to markets. Both sides gain from these tactical alliances that promote creativity and revolutionary transformation.

Strict Procedure for Selecting Projects

Every year, Tactical Management, with the knowledgeable assistance of Dr. Raphael Nagel, carefully assesses a large number of possible initiatives to make sure that only a small number of them are in line with their strategic goals. Out of 600 assessed projects, Tactical Management will meticulously pick 12 in 2024, exhibiting their dedication to accuracy and superior project selection.

Experienced Track Record

Under the direction of Dr. Raphael Nagel, Tactical Management has successfully created a varied portfolio of 17 firms, valued at $230 million, with operations spanning nine countries. Tactical Management, which has 728 experts working for it across its portfolio, has a track record of successfully converting obstacles into opportunities and making venture capital, private equity, and joint venture investments.

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Secured Spain’s Non-Performing Loans

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Hong Kong – July 25, 2024 – Presslink Media, Dr. Raphael Nagel, Founding Partner of Tactical Management.

Abstract

Significant changes have occurred in Spain’s non-performing loan (NPL) landscape, particularly in the wake of the global financial crisis and the ensuing economic downturns. This study examines the nuances of secured non-performing loans (NPLs) in Spain, examining the underlying difficulties and new prospects. Along with providing information for stakeholders and investors, it also addresses the anticipated rewards from investing in these troubled assets.

Preface

The recovery efforts of Spain’s financial sector have centered on secured non-performing loans (NPLs). Following the global financial crisis, the Spanish banking industry, like many others in Europe, struggled with an increase in non-performing loans (NPLs). NPLs continue to present serious obstacles in spite of several legislative initiatives and economic reforms. If investors are prepared to work through the market’s intricacies, there are significant opportunities that come along with these hurdles. As the Founding Partner of Tactical Management, Dr. Raphael Nagel, it is imperative that you comprehend the advantages and disadvantages of investing in secured non-performing loans in Spain.

Understanding Non-Performing Secured Loans

Loans secured by tangible assets, usually real estate, are known as secured non-performing loans (NPLs). The loans are classified as “non-performing” when the borrower does not make planned payments for a predetermined amount of time, typically ninety days. Since the collateral for these loans can be confiscated and sold to recoup the outstanding debt, the secured nature of these loans potentially lowers the risk to lenders. But really extracting value from secured non-performing loans is a difficult task, especially in a market as unstable as Spain.

Problems in the Spanish Non-Performing Loan Market

1. The Framework of Law and Regulation

The management of secured non-performing loans is significantly hampered by Spain’s legal and regulatory framework. Despite reforms, Spanish insolvency laws continue to be ineffective and cumbersome. It can take years to finish the foreclosure process, which is frequently dragged out by court battles and administrative roadblocks. Investor holding costs rise as a result of this delay, which also lowers the present value of recoveries.

2. Competition and Market Saturation

There is fierce competition among many domestic and foreign investors for the few available distressed assets in the Spanish non-performing loan (NPL) market. Due to the increased competition, prices have increased and investors’ potential margins have decreased. Furthermore, it is become harder to locate high-quality NPLs with significant collateral value due to market saturation.

3. Uncertainty in the Economy

The COVID-19 epidemic has made unpredictable periods in Spain’s economic history even more pronounced. Collateral asset values can decline during economic downturns, especially in the real estate industry. Investors in secured NPLs are exposed to an extra degree of risk as a result of this volatility.

4. Difficulties in Valuation

It’s difficult to value secured NPLs accurately by nature. It is necessary to evaluate the collateral’s worth in light of the state of the market, prospective legal conflicts, and the general state of the economy. Undervaluation may result in lost investment opportunities, while overvaluation may cause large financial losses.

Chances in the Spanish Non-Performing Loan Market

1. Pragmatic Purchases

Strategic acquisitions of secured NPLs can produce substantial returns, notwithstanding the difficulties. Undervalued assets with strong recovery potential can be found by investors with a thorough understanding of the market and strong due diligence procedures. In order to effectively negotiate the difficulties of the Spanish non-performing loan (NPL) market, Dr. Raphael Nagel highlights the value of utilizing local experience and strategic relationships.

2. Reforms and Incentives in Regulation

Recent regulatory changes intended to increase transparency and speed up the foreclosure process are beginning to show results. An climate that is more welcoming to investors is produced by these policies in conjunction with government incentives for NPL clearance. In order to take advantage of new chances, tactical management keeps a close eye on these legislative developments.

3. Recovery of the Economy and Increase in Real Estate Prices

The real estate market in Spain has stabilized and the country’s economy is slowly recovering, providing a favorable environment for non-performing loans. The collateral supporting secured NPLs increases in value when property values rise, increasing the possibility of recovery rates. The strategic approach of Tactical Management emphasizes the significance of timeliness in NPL investments, which is further supported by this tendency.

4. Creative Dispute Resolution Techniques

There are more potential when it comes to creative ways to NPL resolution such public-private partnerships, asset management, and debt restructuring. Through a comprehensive approach to troubled assets and innovative problem-solving, investors can uncover value that conventional foreclosure procedures might overlook. The focus that tactical management places on creativity and flexibility puts it in a good position to take advantage of these chances.

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Anticipated Earnings from Secured Non-Performing Loans

Several factors impact the expected returns on investment in secured non-performing loans (NPLs) in Spain. These include the caliber of the collateral, the effectiveness of the recovery procedure, and the state of the market. Based on past performance, returns may vary from 10% to 20%, contingent on deal conditions and the investor’s capacity for risk management.

1. Location and Quality of Collateral

Higher recovery rates are usually available for premium sites with high-quality collateral. Major cities like Madrid and Barcelona have a higher probability of real estate assets maintaining or appreciating in value, which increases prospective returns. Through a strict asset evaluation procedure, only non-performing loans (NPLs) with solid collateral are given consideration for investment by Tactical Management.

2. Recovery Process Effectiveness

Returns are greatly impacted by how quickly and well the foreclosure and asset liquidation processes are carried out. Investors are more likely to see larger profits if they can handle the legal complications and speed recoveries. Optimizing the recovery process is greatly aided by Tactical Management’s network of local partners and the legal knowledge of Dr. Raphael Nagel.

3. Economic Trends and Market Conditions

Returns are also influenced by real estate market developments and the overall status of the economy. While economic downturns provide hazards, a strong economy and a thriving real estate market increase the value of collateral assets. To make wise investment selections, tactical management keeps a close eye on market movements and macroeconomic factors.

4. Diversification and Risk Management

To maximize returns, diversification and risk management techniques must be used effectively. Investors can reduce the risks connected with certain assets or regions by distributing their investments across a variety of secured NPL types and geographical areas. The diversified portfolio strategy used by Tactical Management guarantees stable returns and a balanced risk exposure.

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Final Thoughts

The secured non-performing loan market in Spain offers investors a challenging but potentially lucrative investing environment. Even with persistent obstacles including market saturation, economic volatility, and legal inefficiencies, savvy and nimble investors can take advantage of several strategic opportunities. Meticulous due diligence, well-timed purchases, and creative dispute resolution techniques are essential to success.

As Tactical Management’s founding partner, Dr. Raphael Nagel, I stress the value of utilizing local knowledge, keeping up with regulatory changes, and taking a flexible, future-focused approach to investing. By doing this, investors can make significant returns on their investments while navigating the complexities of the Spanish non-performing loan (NPL) market.

To sum up, secured non-performing loans in Spain present a range of prospects and difficulties. When combined with a methodical and well-informed approach to investing, a thorough understanding of the market’s subtleties can yield substantial returns for investors. In the constantly changing field of secured non-performing loans, Tactical Management is still dedicated to spotting and seizing these opportunities, guaranteeing strong returns and long-term growth.

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Sources

  • Banco de España. (2021). Financial Stability Report.
  • European Central Bank. (2021). Non-Performing Loans in Europe: What are the Solutions?
  • Deloitte. (2020). Managing Non-Performing Loans in Spain: Challenges and Opportunities.
  • IMF. (2021). Spain: Financial Sector Assessment Program.
  • Tactical Management Internal Reports and Analyses.

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Dr. Raphael Nagel (LL.M.)
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