Legal notice

SecCrest GmbH (Company) offers investors (investors) a direct investment (invitatio ad offerendum). The capital paid in by investors will not be invested in currency trading, but in the future capital management company. After registration, which is still pending, this company will generate profits from the management of the future fund(s), from which interest, profit sharing and repayment of the investor’s paid-in capital will be paid in the event of success. The future fund(s) will be special AIFs within the meaning of Section 1 (6) KAGB and, due to legal provisions, will be open exclusively to professional, semi-professional and institutional investors.

The subscription of investments such as those offered herein constitutes an investment in a company for which there is no guarantee of success. By paying in their capital, investors are assuming an entrepreneurial business risk, which may result in the total loss of their capital. The company does not offer investment advice. Investors should seek expert advice if necessary.

The investments offered by SecCrest GmbH are not subject to the prospectus requirement pursuant to Section 2 (3) of the German Investment Act (VermAnlG), as this is an offer in which no more than 20 shares of the same investment are offered or the minimum investment amount is €200,000.

The investments are subject to a so-called qualified subordination agreement. The capital provided is similar to an entrepreneurial investment with an equity-like liability function for the company’s liabilities. If a qualified subordination agreement is concluded, the investor bears an entrepreneurial risk that is more likely to occur than the risk of a regular lender.

The capital has an insolvency-preventing liability function. This means that all claims of the investor arising from the investment for repayment of the investment amount and for payment of interest and/or profit participation are legally binding and already outside the insolvency proceedings for an unlimited period if the company is already insolvent or over-indebted at the time the performance is demanded or is likely to become so. (pre-insolvency enforcement bar).

In the event of liquidation proceedings and in the event of the company’s insolvency, the investor’s subordinated claims are also subordinated to the following claims: The qualified subordination applies to all current and future claims of all non-subordinated creditors of the company and to all subordinated claims specified in section 39 (1) of the Insolvency Code. The investor will therefore only be considered with his subordinated claims after complete and final satisfaction of all other creditors of the company. The qualified subordination clause applies both before and after the opening of insolvency proceedings. A payment by the company on the subordinated claims may not be made – regardless of the opening of insolvency proceedings – even if there is a reason for insolvency with regard to the company before the planned payment date or even at the time of conclusion of the contract. The claims are permanently barred from enforcement as long as and to the extent that the company’s crisis is not resolved.

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