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Kartesia becomes core financial partner to Nomotech as part of its acquisition of VOIP Telecom, building one of the leading alternative B2B telecom operators in France

Kartesia supports the development of Groupe Cair, a global leader in single-use infusion, nutrition, ventilation accessories, and organ transplantation systems

Kartesia renews its support to Sewan with a new structured financing provided to the Group

In December 2022, Kartesia was excited to announce the creation of Kartesia Philanthropy, a vehicle under the umbrella of King Baudouin Foundation that serves as a way for us to give back to the community and make a positive impact on the world. Kartesia Philanthropy aims at partnering with and financially supporting charities focusing on children health and education, as key drivers of social change to improve the living standards of future generations. We are committed to being a responsible asset manager, and the creation of this vehicle is just one way that we are demonstrating that commitment. 

Welcome to the latest edition of the Kartesia newsletter, which comes at a very interesting time for our business, not only from a dealmaking perspective (with lots of new transactions already closed this year) but also about the expansion of the firm into new asset classes and with a greater commitment to sustainability and philanthropy.  Earlier this year we announced an exciting partnership with Flexam Asset Management, a leading European fund manager involved in real asset financing in the lower-mid market. This positioning makes Flexam a very complementary partner for Kartesia and gives us access to a part of the market to which we previously had very little exposure. 

A recurrent question from investors in our fundraising meetings across strategies is how we manage underperforming or defaulting assets. Let’s face it: in the private credit asset class restructuring is an intrinsic part of the business and a reason why investors pay management fees. And ultimately, what sets apart fund managers.