Key Takeaways
- • New Private Equity Management (NPE), a US technology-focused private equity firm, acquired a strategic stake in ONE group solutions, a Luxembourg-based fund governance solutions provider, according to a White & Case announcement dated 19 October 2026.
- • White & Case advised NPE on the transaction, with a cross-border structure drawing on its integrated US and Luxembourg teams.
- • ONE group solutions offers third-party management company (ManCo) and alternative investment fund manager (AIFM) services, corporate, regulatory and compliance consulting, and asset and wealth manager support.
- • The group conducts regulated activities in Luxembourg, the United Kingdom and Ireland, and serves clients in Portugal and the United States.
- • Closing occurred after regulatory clearance was obtained; the deal value was not disclosed in the source.
Summary
Oliver Brahmst, a White & Case partner who co-led the deal team, said the investment "underscores NPE's commitment to the growth of fund governance and regulatory solutions in key global markets, particularly the United States and Europe." He added that the transaction highlights the firm's private capital and M&A capabilities, drawing on integrated US and Luxembourg teams led by partner Thomas Glauden to deliver a cross-border structure tailored to NPE's strategy and ONE group solutions.
ONE group solutions provides fund governance services, including third-party management company (ManCo) and alternative investment fund manager (AIFM) services, as well as corporate, regulatory and compliance consulting and asset and wealth manager support. The group conducts regulated activities in Luxembourg, the United Kingdom and Ireland and also serves clients in Portugal and the United States.
The White & Case team included partners Oliver Brahmst and Stephen Culhane (New York), Emmanuel Gutton, Thomas Glauden and Guilhèm Becvort (Luxembourg), and associates Seth Warshaw and Katelyn Meylor (New York) and Cristina Savoca, Salomé Gueroult and Arnaud Marquet (Luxembourg).
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