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German family office selects manager for €200m SDG-focused mandate

Reported by Newprivatemarkets
Jan 29, 2026· 2 min read
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Key Takeaways
  • • Stella Vermögensverwaltungs, the German family office of industrialists, awarded a €200 million mandate to ResponsAbility, the impact investment firm owned by M&G, according to publisher reporting dated 29 January 2026.
  • • The mandate is a private equity impact allocation in emerging markets, targeting profit, people and planet, with a focus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) outcomes.
  • • The award is the second impact-strategy commitment unveiled by Stella in January 2026, following its commitment to Blue Earth Capital's debut fund.
  • • The mandate is positioned by ResponsAbility as a long-term impact allocation, with Christoph Schlegel, managing director, among the figures cited in coverage.
Summary
Stella Vermögensverwaltungs GmbH, a German family office of industrialists, has awarded a €200 million mandate to responsAbility Investments AG, the Swiss impact asset manager owned by M&G. Coverage of the award, dated 29 January 2026, describes the allocation as a private equity impact mandate in emerging markets, with responsAbility managing the capital against a dual objective of financial return and measurable social and environmental impact, framed around profit, people and planet.

The mandate is the second commitment to an impact strategy unveiled by Stella this month. The family office was recently reported to have committed to Blue Earth Capital's debut fund, placing the responsAbility award within a broader pattern of impact-oriented allocations by the investor. Publisher reporting cites Christoph Schlegel, managing director at responsAbility, on the firm's focus on delivering long-term impact through the mandate.

For allocators, the award illustrates continued demand from family offices for dedicated SDG-aligned private market exposure in emerging markets, and for impact-focused managers operating under established institutional ownership. Coverage describes the mandate as going to a Swiss specialist in private market investments, and the full terms, fee structure and investment timeline were not disclosed in the material reviewed.

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Newprivatemarkets German family office selects manager for €200m SDG-focused mandate