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Transferable
funds (FIL)

Exposure to the three main Private Equity
strategies with a single investment:
Buyouts, Growth and Infrastructure.

Why through FIL?

Tax-efficient

Allows transfers from other IIC funds with tax deferral*.

Diversification

Reduces your exposure to equities by incorporating Private Equity while deferring the tax impact*.

Access

With a single investment, gain exposure to three of the main private equity strategies.

*For individuals. Tax treatment depends on each client’s individual circumstances and may change in the future.

Funds in commercialisation
Fecha Closing date:
Until completion
Crescenta Multistrategy Private Equity Access I, FIL

Invest in the three main Private Equity strategies: Growth, Real Assets, and Buyouts. Through a single investment, it provides access to a diversified private capital universe. This fund will have exposure to more than 15 underlying funds managed by leading Private Equity firms worldwide.

United States, Europe, Global Geographical Areas Primary PE Buyouts, Infrastructure, PE Growth, Venture Capital, Real estate Asset type
2x*
Target net MOIC info
15%*
Net IRR info
10.000€
Minimum investment info
10M€
Fund size info

*The objective is based on simulated historical net returns obtained by previous funds that followed the same strategy as the selected underlying funds and were managed by the same asset manager, under a conservative scenario. The reference period for the simulation covers the entire duration of those previous funds (excluding those currently in their investment period at the time of analysis, which are not included for these purposes), measured in complete 12-month intervals. Source: internal analysis based on information provided by the asset managers of the underlying funds. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. More information about risks and conditions available here

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