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Implementation for UK and German Carry Holders

The UK carried interest regime will change with effect from April 6, 2026. For fund managers with UK exposure, the reforms raise immediate implementation questions around documentation, operational processes and crossborder application.

Together with the London tax team at Akin, we invite you to our upcoming webinar that will walk through the new regime from a practical implementation perspective.

The session will focus on how fund managers and advisers can prepare now, how the rules apply in cross-border situations, and what typical structuring considerations arise for German carry holders with UK connections. Using case studies, the speakers will illustrate key aspects of the new framework and highlight common pitfalls. 

We will discuss: 

  • What fund managers should do now to prepare for April 6, 2026

  • How to assess whether carried interest is likely to qualify under the new rules

  • The practical application of the 60-workday rule

  • Common elections and documentation requirements

  • Typical UK carry structures used by German fund managers

The webinar is designed for fund managers, tax professionals and advisers dealing with private equity, venture capital and other alternative investment structures with UK exposure. 

External Speakers:

Matthew Durward-Thomas_Partner Tax at Akin
Mohammed Natha_Counsel Tax at Akin
Matthew Durward-Thomas
Partner Tax at Akin
Matthew advises international fund managers on fund structuring, cross-border investment holding structures and the design and implementation of carried interest and manager remuneration arrangements. His practice spans private equity, hedge, credit and venture capital funds and focuses on complex UK and cross-border tax issues affecting alternative asset managers across the UK, US and Germany. 
Mohammed Natha
Counsel Tax at Akin
Mohammed specialises in carried interest and sponsor incentive arrangements across private equity, credit and venture capital fund platforms. He advises managers from the launch of their platforms through to GP-led transactions, restructurings and sponsor M&A, with a strong focus on practical and commercially aligned solutions.