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Profile
Before joining Afinum, Elias Bitzer worked for Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt and London.
At the bank’s Corporate Finance division he focused on M&A projects and capital market transactions.
Elias Bitzer holds a Bachelor in Business Administration of ESB Reutlingen and Edinburgh Napier University.
He followed a Master program in Finance at the Stockholm School of Economics and the University of St. Gallen.
Moreover, he participated in the Executive Education program at Columbia University New York as well as in the Sustainable Finance program at the University of Cambridge.
Mr. Bitzer started his M&A career in 2012.
Former positions of Elias Bitzer
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
AFINUM Management GmbH
 AFINUM Management GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Afinum invests in middle market companies located in Germany, Switzerland and Austria with EBITDA of EUR 5 - 20 million The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for corporate carve-outs, management buy-outs and buy-ins and growth financing. It takes majority positions of up to 100% and considers minority investments. | Private Equity Investor | 01/06/2024 |
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AFINUM Management GmbH
AFINUM Management GmbH Investment ManagersFinance Afinum invests in middle market companies located in Germany, Switzerland and Austria with EBITDA of EUR 5 - 20 million The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for corporate carve-outs, management buy-outs and buy-ins and growth financing. It takes majority positions of up to 100% and considers minority investments. | Finance |
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