Swiss Family Office to List Private Assets on Nasdaq Stockholm

BASEL, Switzerland – March 04, 2026 – Swiss single-family office Infinitas Capital has unveiled an ambitious strategy to bridge the gap between private and public markets, announcing plans to launch a new Swedish investment platform and seek a listing on Nasdaq Stockholm by 2026. The move, led by founder Robin Lauber, aims to democratize access to a portfolio of high-growth private companies typically reserved for institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Infinitas Capital, the investment arm of the Lauber family, intends to contribute a significant portion of its existing private holdings into a single holding company that will serve as the publicly listed vehicle. This initiative represents a significant evolution for the traditionally private family office, which manages approximately $750 million in assets with a stated ambition to double that figure in the coming years.

A New Gateway to Private Markets

The core vision behind the Swedish listing is to provide public investors with a straightforward, liquid, and uniquely structured way to gain exposure to the venture capital and private equity landscape. Infinitas is promoting the vehicle with the promise of a “no-fee structure,” a claim that sets it apart from many listed private equity funds and investment trusts that typically charge management and performance fees.

While the prospectus with full details is yet to be released, this structure likely means that investors in the public vehicle will not pay fees at the holding company level. However, the underlying assets, which stem from Infinitas Capital's venture funds like Korify Capital and Prediction Capital, may still be subject to the management fees and carried interest inherent to those private fund structures. Nevertheless, eliminating a second layer of fees at the public level could offer a significant cost advantage for retail investors.

The initial portfolio will be seeded with companies from Infinitas’s diverse holdings. The firm has a track record of investing across sectors such as biotech, fintech, and consumer technology, with notable investments in companies like longevity-focused Cambrian Bio, women's health innovator Gameto, and eCommerce aggregator Olsam Group. This diverse portfolio, which spans the full company lifecycle from pre-seed to late-stage growth, will form the foundation of the new public entity.

The Nordic Appeal: Why Stockholm?

The decision to list on Nasdaq Stockholm is a deliberate strategic choice. Infinitas Capital cited Sweden's reputation as “one of Europe’s most dynamic capital markets for growth-oriented companies.” The market is known for its deep and sophisticated investor base in the small- and mid-cap segments, alongside a strong cultural appetite for backing high-growth enterprises. This environment is seen as an ideal ecosystem for a vehicle designed to nurture and scale private companies.

To spearhead this Nordic push, Infinitas appointed Alexander Landorph as Head of Capital Markets late last year. With a background in corporate finance and M&A across both the Nordic and DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) regions, Landorph brings crucial local expertise. His role will be central to managing the listing process, overseeing investments in public companies, and leveraging his network within the Nordic financial community.

“Sweden is one of Europe’s most dynamic capital markets for growth-oriented companies,” said Robin Lauber, Founder of Infinitas Capital, in the announcement. “With our new initiative, we are creating a structure that combines entrepreneurial capital with active capital market expertise. Our ambition is to act as an anchor shareholder and generate long-term value.”

Alexander Landorph added, “With my background in Nordic capital markets, I am currently supporting our planned listings, working side by side with our portfolio companies and our Nordic partners, while also laying the foundation for becoming an active investor in the Nordic public markets.”

From Family Office to Public Anchor

This public foray marks a significant strategic pivot for Infinitas Capital. The Lauber family's wealth was originally built in real estate, which still constitutes a large portion of the firm's portfolio through projects focused on affordable housing in Switzerland. However, under Robin Lauber's leadership, the firm has aggressively diversified into venture capital and private equity, launching specialized funds and backing companies that challenge conventional paradigms.

By creating a publicly listed entity, Infinitas is moving toward a hybrid model that combines the long-term, patient capital of a family office with the liquidity, scalability, and public profile of a listed company. This transition could enhance its ability to act as a powerful anchor investor and long-term partner for its portfolio companies, providing them with a clearer path to public markets and a stable capital base.

Strategic First Move into German Real Estate Finance

As its first major strategic action, the new investment vehicle is in discussions to acquire a stake of up to 25% in HausVorteil AG, a German company specializing in equity release products. This move would position the Infinitas vehicle as an anchor shareholder in the publicly traded German firm.

HausVorteil AG provides recapitalization products primarily for homeowners over 50, allowing them to unlock capital from their properties. The German equity release market is driven by powerful demographic trends, including an aging population and rising property values, offering a potentially stable, long-term return profile. To underscore its commitment, Infinitas has signaled its intention to agree to a voluntary 12-month lock-up on its shares following the acquisition.

This initial investment aligns with the firm's strategy of taking significant, long-term positions in companies with strong market fundamentals. By anchoring its new public vehicle with a stable asset in a predictable market, Infinitas appears to be building a balanced portfolio designed to blend high-growth venture opportunities with more mature, cash-generative businesses. This approach may prove attractive to public market investors seeking a diversified entry point into alternative assets. We look forward to announcing more on these investments and our planned listings soon.