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News — 14 November 2024

Private Corner opens Tikehau's doors to private investors.

Through its distribution partners, the asset management company offers wealthy clients the opportunity to invest in decarbonation.

Interested in our decarbonization fund?

Please contact us.

We succeeded in convincing Tikehau thanks to our model, which has a double virtue,” says Estelle Dolla, President and co-founder of Private Corner. We enable wealth management professionals (independent asset managers, private banks and family offices) to adopt an institutional approach to unlisted assets to diversify the portfolios of their wealth management clients, and asset management companies to diversify their investor base among private clients, while keeping a close eye on the operational and image risks incurred by this type of client”.

To read the full article: https://urlz.fr/sA1P

A fund to invest in decarbonization

With Private Corner, you now have the opportunity to invest in private assets while contributing to the decarbonization of the economy. Thanks to the new feeder fund Tikehau Decarbonization Fund II - Feeder, managed by Private Corner, private investors, via their asset management advisors, can invest capital from €100,000 in a fund that plays an active role in reducing carbon emissions. This investment vehicle, structured as an FPCI, pools subscriptions from private investors, whether individuals or legal entities, and invests directly in the main fund, Tikehau Decarbonization Fund II, classified as Article 9 under SFDR regulations.

Tikehau Decarbonization Fund II - Feeder is in line with Private Corner's proven mid- and upper mid-market strategy. The master fund adopts a disciplined approach, focusing on four main themes: energy efficiency, electrification, low-carbon solutions, and adaptation to climate change. Its portfolio targets between 15 and 20 companies, mainly European, with investments of €100 to €200 million per company.

Tikehau Capital's expertise in decarbonization since 2018

With this initiative, Private Corner enables private investors to support companies whose products and services contribute to global decarbonization and the fight against climate change. Tikehau Capital, having recognized the importance of decarbonization as an investment opportunity back in 2018, launched its first fund dedicated to this transition. Drawing on their expertise, management team and network of experts in the fields of science, energy and engineering, Tikehau Capital supports companies beyond simply providing capital.

Estelle Dolla, President and co-founder of Private Corner, expresses her enthusiasm about the collaboration:

“Tikehau Capital's teams, now at work on a second, even more ambitious fund, have captured these investment opportunities, and it's a great source of pride for us to launch our first feeder fund, classified Article 9 SFDR, in partnership with them.” The fund will be available until April 2025.

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Private equity: from ready-to-wear to tailor-made, a whole range of possibilities

Some wealth management advisers are now familiar with feeder funds, bringing private equity investment within their reach. The good news is that for the more experienced, a tailor-made approach is also possible.

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The private equity market faces the challenges of monetary normalization.

In 2023, the private equity sector has come to a standstill after a period of euphoria. Investors must now adapt to a new financial context. This article by Estelle Dolla in Investissement Conseils / Profession CGP explores the evolution of private equity, also known as unlisted investment, and the opportunities offered by private equity platforms. Here are the Tribune's key points.

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Private equity: how to approach this investment sustainably?

Growing interest in investing in unlisted companies is prompting investors to ask themselves questions about the right timing and ideal allocation for their portfolios. In an article published in Funds Magazine, Estelle Dolla sheds some useful light on the subject of unlisted investment in all its forms: private equity, co-investment, private debt, etc.