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| 1 | ![]() Prudential Capital Partners PGIM is the asset management business of Prudential Financial, Inc.* (PFI). PFI has a history that dates back over 145 years and through more than 30 market cycles.** With 42 offices in 19 different countries and jurisdictions, our more than 1,400+ investment professionals are located in key financial centers around the world. As a leading global asset manager, with $1.39 trillion in assets under management,*** PGIM is built on a foundation of strength, stability and disciplined risk management, striving to deliver industry-leading strategies and solutions to clients. Our firm is comprised of autonomous asset management businesses, each specializing in a particular asset class with a focused investment approach. This gives our clients diversified solutions with global depth and scale across public and private asset classes, including fixed income, equities, real estate, and alternatives. *Prudential Financial, Inc. of the United States is not affiliated in any manner with Prudential plc, incorporated in the United Kingdom or with Prudential Assurance Company, a subsidiary of M&G plc, incorporated in the United Kingdom.**Represents PFI’s asset management expertise through PGIM, its affiliates and its predecessors. A market cycle refers to the fluctuations of the economy between periods of growth and recession. For additional information related to market cycles, visit: www.nber.org.***AUM as of March 31, 2025. | $1110B |
| 2 | EQT Holdings AB EQT is a global investment organization focused on active ownership and thematic investing across private capital, infrastructure, and real estate, from early-stage ventures to large-cap buyouts. | $341B |
| 3 | Nordea Asset Management About Nordea Asset ManagementNordea Asset Management is part of the Nordea Group, the largest financial services group in the Nordic region. NAM offers European and global investors’ exposure to a broad set of investment funds. We serve a wide range of clients and distributors which include banks, asset managers, independent financial advisors and insurance companies.Nordea Asset Management has a presence in Bonn, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Lisbon, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan, New York, Oslo, Paris, Santiago de Chile, Singapore, Stockholm, Vienna and Zurich. Nordea's local presence goes hand in hand with the objective of being accessible and offering the best service to clients.Nordea’s success is based on a sustainable and unique multi-boutique approach that combines the expertise of specialised internal boutiques with exclusive external competences allowing us to deliver alpha in a stable way for the benefit of our clients. NAM solutions cover all asset classes from fixed income and equity to multi asset solutions, and manage local and European as well as US, global and emerging market products. | $271B |
| 4 | ![]() European Investment Fund (EIF) We support Europe’s SMEs by improving their access to finance through a wide range of selected financial intermediaries. To this end, we design, promote and implement equity and debt financial instruments which specifically target SMEs. In this role, we foster EU objectives in support of entrepreneurship, growth, innovation, research and development, and employment.
Our response to the Coronavirus outbreak
Banks & Guarantee Institutions
Venture Capital & Private Equity funds
Loan funds
Social Impact investors
Inclusive finance providers
Climate and infrastructure funds
Business Angels
Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs)
Journalists
Job Seekers
Institutional investors
Who we are
Our mission
We are a specialist provider of risk finance to benefit small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) across Europe. We are part of the EIB Group. Our shareholders are the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Union, represented by the European Commission, and a wide range of public and private banks and financial institutions.
We carry out our activities using either our own resources or those provided by the European Investment Bank, the European Commission, by EU Member States or other third parties.
By developing and offering targeted financial products to our intermediaries, such as banks, guarantee and leasing companies, micro-credit providers and private equity funds, we enhance SMEs access to finance.
Our objectives
By taking SME risk, we pursue our two main statutory objectives:
fostering EU objectives, notably in the field of entrepreneurship, growth, innovation, research and development, employment and regional development;
generating an appropriate return for our shareholders, through a commercial pricing policy and a balance of fee and risk based income.
Our impact
More than 1 million SMEs have benefited from enhanced access to finance through financial instruments managed by EIF. On www.eif4smes.com you will find an interactive map that identifies all the SMEs that have received EU-support from EIF.
The EIF in 2020
The pandemic has brought about unprecedented levels of uncertainty, insecurity and isolation, as well as an economic downturn that is hitting small businesses hard.
Despite market difficulties, and thanks to our valuable partnerships with EU Institutions, national and regional governments, and our financial intermediaries, the EIF has deployed a record amount of €12.9 billion in commitments to the market.
Responding to covid-19
Our continued engagement for financing of European SMEs was driven by the quick COVID-19 response measures – now extended across the main guarantee instruments until 30 June 2021; as well as our experience in delivering EFSI / the Investment Plan for Europe whose commitment period ended at 31 December 2020 after nearly six years of full successful deployment.
Further new, bilateral or multilateral measures launched in co-operation with EU Member States have served to address local challenges or complement Europe-wide efforts to alleviate SME financing needs from start-up to scale-up.
Overall, for every euro channelled via the EIF in 2020, over five euros made their way to small businesses across Europe.
Launching the EGF together with the EIB
Alongside these efforts, the € 25 billion Pan-European Guarantee Fund (EGF) was designed and launched in the second half of 2020 as an EIB Group initiative. The EGF aims to fight the negative economic effects of the crisis, and is a testament of collaboration between the EIB Group and the Member States that financed it.
In the same way as other financial instruments managed by the EIB and the EIF, the EGF is deployed through banks, funds, national promotion institutions and direct lending to SMEs and funds across Europe.
Supporting new and emerging areas
We have remained dedicated to fostering innovation with clear priorities in the fintech, deep tech, space, blue economy, life sciences, health care and agribusiness sectors, while also ensuring support for traditional businesses in their digital transformation.
The EIF has created and deployed novel financial instruments that open up additional financing opportunities in skills and education, the creative and cultural sectors and overall, in making social impact, sustainability and social impact important aspects of our everyday lives.
We have taken concrete steps to adapt to the EIB Climate Bank Roadmap.
Work at the EIF
A European environment
EIF currently employs approximately more than 585 staff members, highly qualified and motivated professionals, expert in their respective fields, actively contributing to the organisation’s success. We recruit talented people from the European Union Member States and Candidate countries making EIF a culturally diverse and interesting place to work. EIF's headquarters is in Luxembourg, but we also have a few small offices based in other European countries, dealing with specific mandates.
Challenging roles
Our staff are highly educated with a rich professional experience bringing creativity and innovation to the organisation. We offer challenging career opportunities mainly for venture capital and securitisation professionals, as well as for other specialised profiles and support functions.
Career development and internal mobility
We encourage our staff to keep their skills up-to-date and to develop additional competencies through internal courses, on-the-job training or work-related studies, seminars and conferences. Under certain circumstances, we grant a mid-career break to undertake studies. For staff members wishing to face new challenges, we also offer the opportunity to change roles within the EIF or the European Investment Bank with which EIF forms the EIB Group.
Our Values
Excellence
Teamwork
Integrity
Responsibility
Accountability
Customer-driven
All staff participated in the elaboration of our core values which are observed in the activities of the entire organisation., The Ecosystem Integrity Fund is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in early to late venture and later stage special situations investments. The firm prefers to invest in markets for clean technologies and green products such as, resource efficiency, green chemistry, waste management, land and species conservation, climate resilience, energy, agriculture, water, renewable energy, transportation, power grid management, building materials, habitat conservation and remediation, independent power producers and energy traders, and environmental remediation/productivity. It also invests in companies and projects that reduce or ameliorate threats to ecosystem integrity, such as land fragmentation and conversion, depletion of productive capacity, and contamination of land, air, and water. The firm typically invests between $0.5 million and $5 million initially. The Ecosystem Integrity Fund was founded in 2010 and is based in San Francisco, California with additional offices in Los Angeles, California and New York, New York. | $146B |
| 5 | Silicon Valley Bank Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) is a specialized financial partner for the innovation economy, serving startups from pre-seed to IPO, as well as venture capital and private equity investors globally. | $122B |
| 6 | ![]() Novo Holdings Novo Holdings A/S is the holding and investment company responsible for managing the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation, one of the world's largest enterprise foundations. Established in 1999, the company is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with offices in London, San Francisco, Boston, Singapore, and Shanghai. As of 2024, Novo Holdings manages total assets of DKK 1,060 billion (€142 billion).
The company's primary objective is to improve people's health and the sustainability of society and the planet by generating attractive long-term returns on the assets of the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
To achieve this, Novo Holdings invests in life science companies at all stages of development and manages a diversified portfolio that includes equities, bonds, real estate, infrastructure assets, and private equity investments.
In 2024, Novo Holdings reported record total income and investment returns of DKK 60 billion (€8.0 billion), driven by strong performances from its investment portfolio and the Novo Group companies.
A significant recent development was the completion of a $16.5 billion acquisition of Catalent, a contract drug manufacturer, in December 2024. This strategic move aims to bolster the production of Wegovy, a popular weight-loss drug, to meet increasing demand.
Novo Holdings' investment areas include life science investments, capital investments, and planetary health investments, with a focus on regions such as North America, Europe, and Asia.
The company's guiding principles emphasize high performance with respect and responsibility, an ambitious strategy focused on return-driven investments, and excellence in operations, including talent development and strong governance. | $93B |
| 7 | ![]() Advent Life Sciences Advent Life Sciences is one of the leading trans-Atlantic venture investors focused on building innovative Life Sciences businesses in the UK, Europe and the USA. We are a highly experienced team with a long-standing track record of entrepreneurial and inve stment success through turning break-through science into approved medicines or medical products. We start and invest in early and mid-stage companies with a first-in-class or best-in-class approach. Our investments are focussed in new drug discovery - small molecules, biologics and new modalities - med tech, enabling technologies and vaccines. | $92B |
| 8 | Hg Capital Hg is committed to building businesses that change the way we all do business, through deep sector specialisation and dedicated operational support.
Hg’s vision is to be the most sought after private equity investor within our sector focus, being a partner of choice for management teams and providing a rewarding environment for Hg colleagues.
Hg has a clear investment approach, targeting Software and Services companies operating in “Hg clusters” growing faster than the broader economy. We primarily seek controlling equity buyout investments in businesses headquartered in Europe and North America.
Hg’s objective is to pursue investment theses supporting long-term growth, leveraging its expertise working with Software and Services companies to implement initiatives designed to maximise organic expansion, as well as through rolling up fragmented sectors, over typical hold periods of approximately five years.
On an aggregated basis, the Hg portfolio would represent the second largest, and fastest growing, software business in Europe.
The Power of the Portfolio
Hg has a unique approach and strategy, with a focus on achieving scale in tightly defined clusters of expertise.
As a result we have assembled a large portfolio of companies and business models that share similar characteristics, but differ in size and maturity.
This creates a natural environment for knowledge sharing, creating a network effect to drive best practices and value creation initiatives.
This is why we believe in collaboration and the ‘power of the portfolio’.
This scale and focus enables our businesses to benefit from being part of one larger organisation, whilst retaining their own identity. | $75B |
| 9 | Fortress Investment Group Fortress Investment Group LLC is a leading, highly diversified global investment manager with approximately $41.5 billion(1) of assets under management as of September 30, 2019. Founded in 1998, Fortress manages assets on behalf of over 1,750 institutional clients and private investors worldwide across a range of credit and real estate, private equity and permanent capital investment strategies. Investment performance is our cornerstone - we strive to generate strong risk adjusted returns for our investors over the long term.
| $42B |
| 10 | ![]() BC Partners BC Partners is an international investment firm that offers select, focused investment strategies designed to complement each other and create synergies that benefit our investors.
Founded in 1986 as one of the first pan-European buy-out investors, BC Partners has grown and evolved into a leading alternative investment firm, investing principally in larger businesses in Europe and North America through its established network of offices in London, Paris, Hamburg, and New York. Our strategic offering now includes a European Real Estate Investment platform and a Credit Investment platform that pursues yield and opportunistic investment opportunities primarily in North America.
BC Partners provides a consistent investment approach across its three strategies, utilising rigorous analysis to seek to establish downside protection and identify realistic and meaningful value-add opportunities. Our partnership structure is designed to align the firm’s interests with those of our investors. | $40B |
| 11 | Criteria Venture Tech Criteria Venture Tech is a multi-stage Venture Capital fund, committed to propelling the future of technology. Our mission is to partner with visionary companies that are at the forefront of technological innovation.
We invest in tech companies in Europe and North America, with special focus in Spain and Portugal. We invest agnostically across various stages and verticals, with a specific focus on B2B SaaS and Deeptech, paying particular attention to key areas such as Software Infrastructure, Enterprise Data and Automation, Frontier Tech and Cybersecurity, offering evergreen support until achieving meaningful impact. We believe in creating long-term economic and social value through technological breakthroughs.
Criteria Venture Tech is part of Caixa Capital Risc and the CriteriaCaixa group, Spain's largest investment holding with over €25 billion in assets under management. | $32B |
| 12 | ![]() Northleaf Capital Partners Ltd. Northleaf is a global private markets investment firm focused on mid-market companies and assets. With US$28 billion in capital commitments raised, Northleaf has an established, long-term track record as an investor in private equity, private credit and infrastructure globally. Northleaf serves some of the world’s leading institutional investors and family offices.Northleaf’s 275 person team, located in Toronto, Chicago, London, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Menlo Park, Montreal, New York, Seoul and Tokyo, is focused exclusively on sourcing, evaluating and managing private markets investments globally. Northleaf currently manages eight global private equity funds, three specialist private equity secondaries funds, one direct private equity fund, three global private credit funds, three OECD-focused infrastructure funds and a series of customized investment mandates tailored to meet the specific needs of institutional investors and family offices. | $28B |
| 13 | LetterOne LetterOne is an international investment business headquartered in Luxembourg. We invest our own capital in companies that we think have unrealised potential and where we believe our strategic involvement can improve their performance and build significant value. We are very selective about the sectors in which we invest. We only invest in sectors where we have developed deep industry expertise. As businesspeople we bring, sector experience, strategic expertise, and our own permanent capital, to those companies in which we choose to invest. We are long-term growth investors – with no fixed investment time horizons. We know that building a better performing business takes time and determination. People need energy, food retail, and technology. As demographics change, people are increasingly concerned about their health. They need energy to power homes and grow economies. Therefore, these sectors have longevity and opportunity. Many industries are in significant flux because of changes in society, demographics and technology. Companies around the world are transforming their operating models and deepening their relationships and knowledge of their consumers. Our vision is to build on our proven track record of successful investments to create one of the world's leading international investment businesses. We have successfully managed companies through volatile periods like these and will undoubtedly do so again. We are disciplined when it comes to the execution of strategy. We have an operational mindset. Our investments are focused on the Energy, Retail, Telecoms & Health sectors through our business units, L1 Energy, L1 Retail, L1 Technology and L1 Health. Our liquidity is managed by L1 Treasury. | $18B |
| 14 | Vitruvian Partners Vitruvian Partners is an international investment firm that supports the most ambitious and talented entrepreneurs and higher growth companies to achieve their goals. We invest in higher growth, dynamic situation buyouts and growth capital investments. We back exceptional entrepreneurs and management teams in companies creating sustainable high growth and strategic value. We invest between €40m-€600m+ in companies typically valued between €75m-€4bn+. | $15B |
| 15 | ![]() TenOneTen Ventures TenOneTen Ventures is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm that invests early in technical teams transforming major industries like healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing using AI and data. | $13B |
| 16 | ![]() BAM Ventures BAM Ventures is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 by Brian Lee and Richard Jun, both seasoned entrepreneurs with extensive experience in building and scaling companies. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, targeting resilient founders who have the vision to launch and scale innovative technologies, products, and services that connect with consumers and transform commerce. BAM Ventures emphasizes a hands-on approach, offering not only capital but also time, experience, and relationships to support entrepreneurs in building companies that matter.
Their portfolio includes notable companies such as Honey (acquired by PayPal), Tala, Wondery (acquired by Amazon), Flow, Rael, and Modern Animal. | $13B |
| 17 | BEKA Finance, Sociedad de Valores, S.A. Beka AM and theFoodTechLab seal a partnership for the launch of funds aimed at early-stage companies in the agri-food sector, fostering a more sustainable and efficient production, reducing the environmental impact and optimizing the use of resources, through disruptive technologies and scalable B2B models aimed at achieving a global impact . We prioritize sectors and regions with high growth potential, using rigorous and unique due diligence and analysis to identify promising investments. | $11B |
| 18 | Lightspeed Venture Partners Lightspeed Venture Partners is a multi-stage venture capital firm focused on accelerating disruptive innovations and trends in the Enterprise, Consumer, and Health sectors. Over the past two decades, the Lightspeed team has backed hundreds of entrepreneurs and helped build more than 400 companies globally, including Snap, Affirm, Nest, Nutanix, AppDynamics, MuleSoft, OYO, Guardant, and GrubHub. Lightspeed and its affiliates currently manage $10.5B across the global Lightspeed platform, with investment professionals and advisors in Silicon Valley, Israel, India, China, Southeast Asia and Europe. | $11B |
| 19 | ![]() SWEN Capital Partners SWEN Capital Partners is a leading responsible investor in unlisted assets with over €9.5 billion under management. They focus on sustainable finance, supporting environmental and societal growth across private equity, real assets (infrastructure), and private debt. | $10B |
| 20 | Invus Invus is an evergreen equity investment firm founded in 1985, managing over $10 billion in capital. With offices in New York, Paris, and Hong Kong, Invus focuses on empowering owner-managers to transform their industries by providing the freedom to take risks, the capital to reach their goals, and the strategic advice to navigate uncharted waters. The firm emphasizes a long-term investment horizon, aiming for exponential, sustainable value creation through building sustainable competitive advantages and innovating to fulfill real customer needs.
Invus operates with a unique structure that allows flexibility in the types of companies and situations they engage with, fully aligning their incentives with their partners and demonstrating a long-term commitment to see through any challenges along the way. Since its inception, Invus has been successfully empowering owner-managers, with its source of capital being a European family group through their Artal investment vehicle. This evergreen structure has enabled Invus to compound its initial pool of capital over four decades, growing to over $10 billion even after distributing billions to shareholders. | $10B |
| 21 | Kleiner Perkins Kleiner Perkins is a Silicon Valley venture capital firm. They were early investors in many significant companies, including Amazon, AOL, Compaq, Electronic Arts, Google, Intuit, Macromedia, Netscape, Segway, and Sun Microsystems.For five decades, Kleiner Perkins has partnered with some of the most ingenious founders in technology and life sciences, helping them make history with their bold ideas. Through twenty venture funds and four growth funds, we’ve invested $10 billion in hundreds of companies including pioneers such as Amazon, Genentech, and Google. Today, Kleiner Perkins continues to help founders and their bold ideas make history investing in companies like Desktop Metal, IronNet, Ring, Spotify, Slack, and Peloton.The firm's four founding partners were Eugene Kleiner, Tom Perkins, Frank J. Caufield, and Brook Byers. | $10B |
| 22 | Trilantic Capital Partners Trilantic North America is a private equity firm focused on investments in the North American region, primarily within the consumer, business services and energy sectors. We take a flexible approach to investing alongside our founders, owners and operators and typically invest between $50 and $300 million of equity as control or significant minority owners, adapting the structure to support what's best for the business and set our management teams up for success. Trilantic North America has managed six private equity fund families with aggregate capital commitments of $9.7 billion and was recognized by Inc. Magazine’s 2019 list of Top 50 PE Firms for Entrepreneurs. We have a strong heritage of partnering with family-owned businesses and providing growth capital to outstanding teams. For more information, please visit www.trilanticnorthamerica.com.Trilantic North America and Trilantic Europe are two separate and independent private equity investment advisors, each focused on control and significant minority investments in their respective geographies.We team up with the founders, owners and operators of dynamic companies to work together, grow together and win together.We are conscious of the type of work environment we create, the communities in which we live and the impact of the companies with which we partner. | $9.7B |
| 23 | ![]() Verdane Verdane is an independent investment firm specializing in growth equity investments in software, tech-enabled, and sustainable businesses across Europe. Established in 2003, Verdane has made over 400 investments, managing assets exceeding €8 billion. The firm operates from seven offices in London, Berlin, Munich, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki.
Verdane focuses on two primary investment themes: digitalization and decarbonization. Within digitalization, the firm targets software, B2C products, and B2C services, while in decarbonization, it concentrates on energy transition and resource efficiency. In October 2024, Verdane raised €700 million for its second fund, Verdane Idun II, dedicated to companies aiding in the decarbonization of the economy.
The firm has also been recognized for its commitment to sustainability, achieving B Corp certification in May 2023, reflecting its dedication to high standards of social and environmental performance. Verdane's portfolio includes notable companies such as Fashion Cloud, a B2B software solution for the fashion wholesale industry, which received a €25 million investment led by Verdane in December 2022.
Additionally, Verdane partnered with Cleanwatts, a global clean tech and energy management software leader, to support its expansion and development. | $9.0B |
| 24 | a16z crypto a16z crypto is a venture capital fund that invests in crypto and web3 startups. We have over $7.6 billion assets under management across four funds, and have been investing in web3 – across all stages – since 2013, under the direction of founding general partner Chris Dixon, as part of Andreessen Horowitz. | $7.6B |
| 25 | Norwest Venture Partners Norwest Venture Partners is a leading Silicon-Valley based venture capital and growth equity investment firm managing $7.5 billion in capital. Since our inception, we have invested in more than 600 companies. The firm invests in early to late stage companies across a wide range of sectors with a focus on consumer, enterprise, and healthcare.We offer a deep network of connections, operating experience, and a wide range of impactful services to help CEOs and founders advance on their journey.We are proud to have backed entrepreneurs at Apigee, Casper, FireEye, Jet, Kendra Scott, and Udemy among others.Norwest has offices in Palo Alto and San Francisco, with subsidiaries in Mumbai and Bengaluru, India and Herzelia, Israel. | $7.5B |
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