KfW loan as equity capital. Which bank does this?

The whole thing probably depends on the federal state and is decided by the Landesbanken.

The whole thing probably depends on the federal state and is determined by the Landesbanken.

What do the Landesbanken have to do with the KFW? You probably mean the development banks of the respective federal states (nBank, NRW.Bank, L-Bank, etc.), which handle the processing for the KFW, right? However, I am not aware that they set any rules for this, especially since there is no release from liability for the classic subsidies for private individuals (124,151,153...).

How the bank on site designs and determines the conditions (and that's the only thing this is about) is up to each bank itself.

Yes, exactly those I mean - but we were told that in Lower Saxony it wouldn't work because the nBank does not take subordinated loans - does that make sense? With the DKB property brokerage (whose responsible development bank is located in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) it suddenly worked - they told us that it depends on the development banks. The statement is without guarantee and comes from a phone conversation - maybe someone from the field can say something about it.

Hello,

what is the question aiming at?

You are welcome to post your framework conditions and we will give you advice. If you think you can get 110% financing with KfW because you bring equity in the form of KFW, you are mistaken. One should always look at the overall offer.