Reiner Beckers to lead Business Development for Feldberg Capital

Feldberg Capital has appointed Reiner Beckers as managing director of Business Development, bolstering its leadership team. 

Reiner Beckers 

Beckers is renowned in Europe for his expertise in capital raising, marketing, and private equity real estate fund structuring.
He will oversee distribution, with a particular focus on product and fund structuring, as well as managing strategic client relationships across all continental European markets. Beckers will report directly to Will Amies, head of Business Development and Managing Partner at Feldberg Capital.
With over two decades of experience in institutional real estate investment, Beckers previously served as managing director – Real Assets at Edmond de Rothschild, where he was responsible for capital raising in real estate, real estate debt, and infrastructure. 
Before that, he led product development, distribution, and marketing as head of Business Development at Cording Real Estate Group (later Edmond de Rothschild REIM). His earlier career includes senior roles in capital management and business development at MGPA (now BlackRock), UBS Global Asset Management, and Henderson Global Investors.
Rodney Bysh, CEO and managing partner of Feldberg Capital, said: “Working closely with me between 2009 and 2014, Reiner held this same role at Feldberg Capital. We have built a long-standing, trusted and highly professional partnership. Reiner’s return provides strong positive momentum for Feldberg Capital. He not only brings an outstanding investor network but also shares our entrepreneurial mindset. Together, we aim to further develop the firm as a focused investment manager with clear growth strategies.” 
Reiner Beckers commented: “Feldberg Capital combines institutional professionalism with entrepreneurial agility – a strong footing in today’s market environment. I look forward to expanding the business across continental Europe together with Rodney and former colleagues, and to shaping innovative investment solutions.”
Feldberg Capital focuses on adaptable real estate strategies in emerging sectors like eco-friendly workspaces, city logistics, life sciences, and modern residential designs. Currently managing around €1 bn in assets, the firm plans to double its portfolio to €2 bn by the close of 2025.