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Most Innovative Company Award

Private equity, an opportunity to diversify your assets

Altaroc offers its investors private equity solutions built around an institutional approach, combining diversification, performance objectives and targeted exposure to high-potential sectors and geographies.
about private equity

What exactly is private equity?

Private equity allows you to invest in companies that are not listed on the stock exchange. It means taking part in their development before they become large companies. It's a way of investing in the real economy, alongside entrepreneurs.
Performance potential
Private equity allows you to participate in the growth of innovative companies, with the potential for higher returns than traditional investments.
diversification
Investing in unlisted companies adds a new dimension to your portfolio, reducing your exposure to stock market fluctuations.
Positive impact
Your investment supports the development of local businesses and contributes to the real economy, promoting employment and innovation.
Sector specialization is a key driver of sustainable long-term alpha generation.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of this asset class with our white paper on private equity.

One of the best-performing asset classes in history

+13.2% per year
Average growth and buyout performance over the past 20 years
20.5% per year
Average performance ofthe top-quartile growth and buyout funds over the past 20 years
Source: PitchBook data as of December 2024
Past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns.
Investing in private equity involves risks, including the risk of loss of capital and liquidity. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

The institutional approach to private equity, accessible at last

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Supporting long-term wealth building through Private Equity

Altaroc builds private equity portfolios using an institutional approach, designed to structure a diversified asset allocation with exposure to global general partners, growth sectors and dynamic geographical areas.
3 ranges
Private Equity solutions for every type of wealth profile
Investing in Private Equity involves risks, notably illiquidity and loss of capital.
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Benefit from expert, committed support

Altaroc offers its partners structured support: dedicated teams, digital tools, training and a presence in the field.

An approach designed to integrate Private Equity into a robust and efficient asset allocation strategy.
70 employees
Teams dedicated to our partners and investors to offer them the best possible support
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Simplifying private equity investment

Altaroc places innovation at the heart of its business model, with a 100% digital environment designed to simplify the investment experience.

Secure spaces for partners and investors, dematerialized reporting and fluid investment paths: everything is designed to enhance efficiency, transparency and support for our partners and investors.
Simplicity
user experience
transparency
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Since 2018, we offer Private Equity solutions for private clients

€1.8 billion
Surveys
+7500
Customers
63
Employees
9
Country of sale
+600
Portfolio companies
Altaroc portfolio managers

Our fund selection team has over 100 years' experience in private equity.

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Maurice Tchenio
Chairman
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Frédéric Stolar
Managing Partner
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Eric Sabia
Chief Financial Officer
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Claire Peyssard-Moses
Chief Reporting & ESG Officer
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Louis Flamand
Chief Investment Officer
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Dimitri Bernard
Chief Investment Officer
What the press has to say about us

A management company whose expertise and exacting standards have won it many awards.

A pioneer in Private Equity

Founded in 1972, Altaroc Partners (formerly Amboise Partners) is one of Europe's oldest asset management companies, and was the first to launch a European listed evergreen private equity fund, Altamir, back in 1995.
Innovation

Voted Most Innovative Company of 2023

Most innovative company prize awarded by Gestion de Fortune.
Product

Named Private Equity Platform of the Year 2024

Prix de la Plateforme de Private Equity 2024 awarded by Gestion de Fortune.
customer relationship

Patrimonia Trophy

Best Relationship with Financial Advisors .
Commercial communication. Ranking methodologies are available from the organizers. Reference to a ranking, prize or rating does not prejudge future performance.

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Disclaimer
  • This is a private equity investment. Neither capital nor return is guaranteed. Capital is therefore at risk.
  • The figures given are for information only. They in no way constitute a contractual commitment.
  • Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
  • The sequencing of calls and distributions is based on historical data and on the smoothing provided by a fund-of-fund strategy. Adverse market conditions may render these assumptions null and void.
  • Any entry fees charged by distributors have not been taken into account in these calculations.
Investing in private equity involves a number of risks:
Liquidity risk
The fund invests mainly in the securities of unlisted companies. These securities are not liquid, and there is no secondary market to facilitate transactions. The fund may therefore find it difficult to sell its holdings at the desired price or within the desired timeframe. In addition, as sales of fund units are limited in accordance with Article 9, it will be difficult for investors to sell their units.
Underlying company risk
The investor bears an entrepreneurial risk, linked to the unlisted companies held directly and indirectly by the fund. By their very nature, SMEs are generally riskier than larger companies. Furthermore, the valuation of unlisted securities held by the fund is carried out directly by the management companies on the basis of estimated market prices ("Fair Market Value") and not directly by an organized market.
Performance risk
Investment objectives express an expected result, but there is no guarantee that such a result will be achieved. Depending on market conditions and the macroeconomic environment, investment objectives may become more difficult to achieve.
Risk of capital loss
The risk of capital loss is notably linked to investment in unlisted securities. As the fund offers no capital guarantee, the capital invested may not be returned in full or in part.
Valuation risk
It can be difficult to find appropriate price references for unlisted investments. This difficulty may have an impact on the valuation of the fund's investment portfolio.