Career

Gerald Feig started out in 1986 as an investment adviser for real estate investments and in 1989 founded the first company of today's FLEX Fonds Group. Since 2006 he has also developed his own property projects with the Schorndorfer Gruppe. He is Managing Director, owner and founder of FLEX Fonds Capital GmbH.

Timeline

  1. 1986

    Starts in real estate investment, initially as an investment adviser. Source

  2. 1989

    Founds the first company of today's FLEX Fonds Group. Source

  3. 2006

    Founds Erste Schorndorfer Immobilienverwaltungs GmbH & Co. KG, the start of the Schorndorfer Gruppe. Source

  4. 2007

    CF Fonds GmbH is converted into FLEX Fonds Capital AG; Gerald Feig is a member of the Management Board. Source

  5. 2008

    Becomes a member of the Wirtschaftsrat Deutschland (Economic Council of Germany). Source

  6. 2012

    Member of the three-person steering group of the expert commission "Social Market Economy & Ethics". Source

  7. 2013

    Founding of the capital management company (KVG) FLEX Fonds Invest AG. Source

  8. 2014

    25 years of FLEX Fonds: anniversary congress with around 400 guests in Schwäbisch Gmünd. Source

  9. 2015

    BaFin grants FLEX Fonds Invest AG a licence as a capital management company (KVG). Source

  10. 2017

    Sale of the capital management company to a subsidiary of the private bank Ellwanger & Geiger; FLEX Fonds focuses on its role as a fund issuer. Source

  11. 2021

    Appointed Senator of the Senate of Economy Europe; opening of CoWirken in Schorndorf. Source

  12. ⟦Year⟧

    Renamed FLEX Fonds Capital GmbH ⟦confirm⟧

  13. Today

    Managing Director, owner and founder of FLEX Fonds Capital GmbH; founder and Managing Director of the Schorndorfer Gruppe.

Approach

For more than 30 years, Gerald Feig has given seminars on time management and personal development. At the Wirtschaftsrat Deutschland (Economic Council of Germany) he contributed to the ethical foundations of the social market economy. At FLEX Fonds he introduced the flexible distribution option, which allows investors to help decide how their investment pays out.