MENU ABOUT US NEWS OUR PHILOSOPHY OUR SERVICES OUR AREA OF OPERATION CASE STUDIES FUNDS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT TEAM OFFICE CONTACTS DUTCH INVESTMENT FUNDS GUY BARKER Guy Barker is a Chartered Surveyor with over 30 years’ experience in the pan-European real estate market and is one of the most experienced participants in the industry. After 13 years with Knight Frank in London and Dusseldorf, Guy joined HypoVereinsbank AG in Munich as Head of Real Estate Asset Management. There he was responsible for building the institutional real estate fund business to a volume of €2.5 billion.In 2005, he was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Invesco Real Estate Europe. In 2007, together with Tina-Kathrin Rauh, he established Palmer Capital Continental Europe, Arcona Capital’s predecessor organisation. TINA-KATHRIN RAUH Tina Kathrin Rauh is a business economist with over 15 years experience in the pan-European real estate business and in-depth expertise in investment analysis and evaluation, cross-border transaction and fund management. Tina-Kathrin started her career at CBRE Investment Advisors in Munich. In 2004 she transferred to Invesco Real Estate as Senior Investment Manager with responsibility for a € 500 million Pan-European real estate special fund. She successfully executed transaction volumes of more than € 350 million across Europe before she became one of the founding partners of Arcona Capitaľs predecessor organisation, Palmer Capital Continental Europe, in 2007. BEN MAUDLING Ben Maudling is a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors with over 28 years pan-European property experience and wide ranging, detailed knowledge in the Central European commercial and residential property markets. Prior to moving to Prague in 1992 he worked for Debenham Tewson & Chinnocks in London and DTZ Zadelhoff in Germany. In 2000 he sold his own Prague based property consultancy company to CBRE and went on to head up the Central European investment activities of Invesco Real Estate. Ben has worked with Palmer Capital Continental Europe, Arcona Capitaľ s predecessor, since 2008.