At a glance
- The stake was originally 5% of the company; because the purchase runs through a capital increase, Viessmann's final holding will differ from that figure.
- Di Rezze Family Office named Joseph Tonnos managing director to lead direct investments, effective Oct. 20.
- For family offices building a direct-deal team, the Di Rezze hire bundles two roles: its direct-investment lead is also CFO of two SPACs sponsored by the office's principals.
Viessmann Generations Group agreed on Oct. 22 to buy the last available equity stake in FC Bayern München AG, one of four items in a deal round-up published by FO Pro — The Family Office Professional. The stake was originally 5% of the company; because the purchase runs through a capital increase, Viessmann's final holding will differ from that figure. FO Pro describes the buyer as a fourth-generation Munich family business.
Di Rezze Family Office named Joseph Tonnos managing director to lead direct investments, effective Oct. 20. The Miami single-family office of Arghavan and Justin Di Rezze also saw Tonnos become CFO of Soren Acquisition Corp. and Praetorian Acquisition Corp., two Nasdaq-listed SPACs sponsored by the office's principals. He is a six-time SPAC sponsor and was most recently a managing director at Roth Capital Partners, per the FO Pro account. Retired Army Lt. Gen. Roger Cloutier Jr. joined both boards.
For family offices building a direct-deal team, the Di Rezze hire bundles two roles: its direct-investment lead is also CFO of two SPACs sponsored by the office's principals. Those vehicles hold more than $500 million in trust between them, so one executive covers private-deal sourcing and listed-vehicle finance, a split worth asking about when a single-family office hires one person for both.
Companion Spine completed on Oct. 28 its integration of Paradigm Spine, which it acquired in December 2025, creating a combined company with about 82 employees and sales in 36 countries. Anthony Viscogliosi is executive chairman and CEO. Viscogliosi Brothers, a New York City single-family office, lists both spine businesses among the 46 companies it says it has founded, financed, operated and grown since 1999. Financial terms were not disclosed.
In India, Harajuku Tokyo Café raised $3 million in a pre-Series A round led by Zero W, with the Brijesh Parekh Family Office joining as a new investor alongside Blume Founders Fund. The Delhi NCR and Mumbai restaurant and bakery business plans 10 new outlets over the next two quarters and to reach Rs 100 crore in revenue this fiscal year.
Reported by the Direct & Co-Investments desk from FO Pro — The Family Office Professional. Published . Corrections