Institutional access to support your allocations
Private Corner draws on an ecosystem of leading asset managers such as Ardian, EQT, Tikehau Capital, Eurazeo, Neuberger, CVC, Blue Owl Capital, Meridiam and Keensight Capital.
Our approach is built on a focused selection of 12 to 15 complementary strategies, making it possible to build diversified private markets allocations across managers, asset classes, geographies and vintages.
Thanks to investment vehicles designed for private clients, wealth management professionals can access institutional strategies from €25,000 or €100,000, depending on the fund (see the summary table).
Beyond access to funds, Private Corner supports its partners with a digital subscription and monitoring journey, a cash-flow simulation tool and the Académie du Non Coté, which brings together educational resources to deepen their expertise in private markets.
Discover our multi-manager, multi-strategy and multi-vintage approach.
Private equity funds currently open for subscription at Private Corner
A private equity fund is an investment vehicle that takes stakes in private companies in order to support their development, transformation or transfer of ownership, with a view to long-term value creation. In a leveraged buyout (LBO) strategy, the fund typically acquires a majority stake in mature companies, combining equity and debt, with the aim of accelerating their growth and creating operational value over the holding period.
Private Corner Buyout
EQT Strategy
Private Corner Wealth
Co-Investment II
European MidMarket
Opportunities
PC Feeder
Keensight Nova VII
Tikehau Decarbonization
Fund II – Feeder
Private Corner Wealth
Buyout 2026
US MidCap
Buyout Strategies
PC Feeder
Mérieux Innovation II
Blue Owl
GP Stakes Strategy
Receive the regulatory documentation and speak with our team.
Secondary funds currently open for subscription at Private Corner
Private Corner
Secondary Fund 2026
Private debt funds currently open for subscription at Private Corner
A private debt fund is an investment fund that lends directly to companies, without going through traditional bank financing channels or listed bond markets.
In practice, the fund's investors provide capital that is then lent to a portfolio of companies. In return, these companies pay interest and repay the principal according to a predefined schedule.
Private Corner
Credit Yield
Infrastructure funds currently open for subscription at Private Corner
An infrastructure fund is an investment fund that finances or acquires assets essential to the functioning of the economy and society, such as transport, energy, telecommunications and water networks, as well as social infrastructure (hospitals, schools, public facilities).
This asset class is generally characterised by:
- predictable, recurring cash flows;
- strong long-term visibility thanks to often multi-year contracts;
- low correlation with traditional financial markets;
- partial inflation protection when revenues are indexed;
- limited liquidity, inherent to private market investments.
Meridiam Global
Infrastructure Strategies
Eurazeo Transition
Infrastructure Feeder Fund II
Summary table of funds by closing date
| Fund & manager | Asset class | Strategy | Min. ticket | Final closing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private Corner Credit YieldCVC & General Atlantic | Private Debt | Private debt | €100,000 | Dec. 2026 |
| PC Feeder Keensight Nova VIIKeensight Capital | Private Equity | Growth / Buyout | €100,000 | Dec. 2026 |
| Tikehau Decarbonization Fund II – FeederTikehau Capital | Private Equity | Growth Buyout | €100,000 | Dec. 2026 |
| PC Feeder Mérieux Innovation IIMérieux Equity Partners | Private Equity | Innovation / Acceleration | €100,000 | Feb. 2027 |
| Blue Owl GP Stakes StrategyBlue Owl Capital | Private Equity | GP Stakes | €100,000 | Mar. 2027 |
| Private Corner Buyout EQT StrategyEQT | Private Equity | Buyout | €100,000 | Jun. 2027 |
| Private Corner Secondary Fund 2026Committed Advisors | Secondary | Secondary Growth Buyout | €100,000 | Jun. 2027 |
| European MidMarket OpportunitiesPAI Partners, Keensight Capital, Eurazeo, General Atlantic | Private Equity | Buyout | €25,000 | Jun. 2027 |
| Private Corner Wealth Buyout 2026Ardian | Private Equity | Buyout | €100,000 | Mar. 2028 |
| US MidCap Buyout StrategiesNeuberger (manager selection) | Private Equity | Buyout | €100,000 | Mar. 2028 |
| Eurazeo Transition Infrastructure Feeder Fund IIEurazeo | Infrastructure | Growth Infrastructure | €100,000 | Mar. 2028 |
| Private Corner Wealth Co-Investment IIArdian | Private Equity | Minority co-investment | €100,000 | Nov. 2028 |
| Meridiam Global Infrastructure StrategiesMeridiam | Infrastructure | Core / Core+ | €25,000 | Ongoing |
Closing dates are indicative and may change (see the regulatory disclaimer).
Conclusion
Private Corner's range of funds currently open for subscription enables wealth management professionals to build diversified private markets exposure for their clients through private equity, secondary, private debt and infrastructure. This selection rests on a rigorous analysis process and brings together funds run by leading institutional players such as Ardian, EQT, Tikehau Capital, Eurazeo, Committed Advisors, Blue Owl Capital, Meridiam, Keensight Capital, Mérieux Equity Partners, Neuberger, CVC and General Atlantic.
Private Corner supports distributors in putting together robust private markets allocations suited to their clients' long-term objectives.
Speak with our team to build a portfolio suited to each profile.
FAQ — Funds currently open for subscription at Private Corner
What is the minimum ticket to invest through Private Corner?
Most funds in the selection are accessible from €100,000, with the exception of European MidMarket Opportunities and Meridiam Global Infrastructure Strategies (structured as an ELTIF), which are accessible from €25,000. See the summary table for details.
How do I subscribe to a fund currently open at Private Corner?
Subscription is made exclusively through Private Corner's approved distribution partners (wealth managers, family offices, private banks). The process is fully digital on the Private Corner platform: fund selection, electronic signature of subscription documents, capital call tracking and reporting. Are you a wealth management professional? Become a Private Corner partner.
What allocation should be devoted to private equity?
There is no universal rule, but an allocation of between 5% and 20% is generally observed, depending on the client's risk profile and investment horizon. This allocation should be built gradually, diversifying strategies, managers and vintages to smooth the J-curve effect and reduce concentration risk. To go further, see our dedicated page on private markets allocation.
What is the difference between a core fund and a satellite fund?
Core funds form the foundation of a private assets allocation. They are selected for their stability, visibility and ability to mitigate the J-curve effect. They generally deliver faster distributions, more recurring income and better resilience to market cycles.
Satellite funds aim to capture complementary sources of performance by gaining exposure to more dynamic segments of private equity. They offer higher return potential and greater sensitivity to execution and economic cycles.
The core-satellite approach combines a robust base of diversified, resilient strategies with more targeted, value-creating exposures. The proposed reference allocation is 50% core / 50% satellite. To explore each asset class further, see our guides on private equity, private debt and infrastructure.
Regulatory disclaimer
This document is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to subscribe, a personalised recommendation, or investment, legal or tax advice.
The information presented (investment strategies, sectors, geographies, taxation, minimum amounts, fundraising schedules and closing dates) is subject to change and may be modified at any time by the management companies. The closing dates mentioned are indicative and do not constitute any contractual commitment. Only the legal and regulatory documentation in force is authoritative.
Any investment in private equity, private debt, secondary or infrastructure funds involves, in particular, a risk of partial or total loss of capital and an illiquidity risk, and requires a long-term investment horizon. Past performance is not indicative of future performance and management objectives do not constitute a guarantee of return.
Any investment decision must be made after reviewing the regulatory documentation of the relevant fund and assessing its suitability in light of the investor's situation, objectives, investment horizon and ability to bear risk.
