MPE International 9
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MPE International 9

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MPE International 9

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MPE International 9 is Munich Private Equity’s (formerly RWB) current retail private equity fund-of-funds: a BaFin-regulated German closed-end Investment-KG committing to lower mid-market buyout funds in North America and Europe. Over €100 million subscribed by July 2026, 39 target funds and 130+ companies already; placement runs to June 2027. From €5,000 or €50 a month; entry costs up to 17.9%, running costs 1.7–2.1% a year; term to 2040; KID moderate scenario 5.2% a year net.

Key Statistics

Fund Size

€100M

Target Return

7.9%

Launch Year

2025

Min. Investment

€5,000

Availability

Open for public

Structure

German Closed-end Investment KG

Product Category

Closed-end

Domicile

Germany

GP Type

Multi

Liquidity Level

Low (5+ years)

Management Fee

1.9%

Carry

Performance-related fee (see prospectus)%

High Water Mark

No

ISIN

DE000A40CQG0

Currencies

EUR

Investor Eligibility

Retail

Liquidity Options

No redemption options

Highlights

€100M+ subscribed by July 2026; 39 target funds, 130+ companies
Lower mid-market buyout funds, North America and Europe
From €5,000 lump sum or €50/month savings plan
Entry costs up to 17.9%, running costs 1.7–2.1% p.a.; KID moderate 5.2%
No liquidity: term to 31 Dec 2040 (+4 years possible)

Key Information Document (KID) – EU Funds

KID Risk Indicator

6 out of 7

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Low risk / Low rewardHigh risk / High reward

Annual Returns (KID Scenarios)

Stressed

-4.06%

Moderate

5.24%

Favorable

7.9%

Average Total Cost Level (KID)

3.1%

Allocations

Investment Strategy

Fund of funds
Lower mid-market buyouts

Industry Focus

Buyout
Growth

Portfolio Composition

Yes

Information about fund

Private Equity for German Savers, From €50 a Month

MPE International 9 is the current retail fund-of-funds from Munich Private Equity, the Oberhaching group formerly known as RWB that has given German savers access to private equity since 1999. It is a German closed-end Investment-KG under BaFin supervision that commits to dozens of institutional buyout funds in the lower mid-market of North America and Europe. By July 2026 it had gathered more than €100 million from investors and already held stakes in 39 target funds and over 130 companies; the placement period runs until 30 June 2027. Its predecessor, International 8, closed at €201 million from 9,100 investors, built a portfolio of 51 funds and 250-plus companies, and had sold 13 holdings at an average of 3.15 times cost before fees.

Key Figures (July 2026)

Subscribed

€100M+

Placement until 30 Jun 2027

Target Funds

39

130+ portfolio companies

Minimum

€5,000

Or €50/month savings plan

Term

To 2040

+ up to 4 years; recommended 15 yrs

Running Costs

1.7–2.1%

Entry costs up to 17.9%

KID Moderate

5.2% p.a.

Lump sum; optimistic 7.9%

Costs and Scenarios

The pitch is access and diversification for small tickets: €5,000 as a lump sum or €50 a month in a savings plan, with three share types for lump-sum, instalment and combined payment. The price of that access is cost. The August 2026 KID stipulates one-off entry costs of up to 17.9% of the commitment, management and other running costs of 1.7% to 2.1% a year and a performance-related fee, for a total cost drag of 2.1% to 3.1% a year over the recommended 15-year holding period. In the moderate scenario the KID assumes 5.2% a year net for a lump sum, 7.9% in the optimistic case and -4.1% under stress.

Terms (KID, 1 August 2026)

Legal formGerman closed-end Investment-KG (Publikums-AIF); AIFM Munich Private Equity Funds AG, BaFin-regulated
ISINsType A DE000A40CQG0, Type B DE000A40CQH8, Type C DE000A40CQJ4
StrategyFund of funds; lower mid-market buyouts, North America and Europe; 39 target funds so far
Entry costsUp to 17.9% of the commitment (incl. agio and set-up)
Running costs1.7–2.1% p.a. management and administration; 0.2% transaction costs
Performance feePerformance-related fee per prospectus
LiquidityNone; basic term to 31 Dec 2040 (+4 years possible)
PredecessorInternational 8: €201m, 9,100 investors, 51 funds, 13 exits at 3.15x before fees

Who It Suits

There is no redemption facility: the fund’s basic term runs to 31 December 2040, extendable by up to four years, and distributions arrive as the underlying funds sell companies. For a German retail investor who wants genuine institutional private equity exposure in a savings-plan format, MPE is one of very few options; for anyone with €100,000 or more, cheaper routes exist.

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