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+ A diversified competitive landscape

The competitive market structure has not really undergone a total overhaul but some noticeable transactions have induced some changes, such as the sale by Natixis of most of its private-equity unit (Initiative et Finance, IXEN, etc.) to Axa PE, the signing of a partnership between Siparex and UFG, the sale of AGF PE to IDI.  On the contrary, turnover in investment teams has considerably increased. 

In Jaccar’s competitive landscape, main competitors include the following :

 
+ small caps PE funds such as Initiative & Finance, MBO Partenaires, Acto, OFI PE, Ciclad, etc.

+ mid caps PE funds such as Atria, Perfectis, TCR, etc.

+ upper mid PE funds such as Astorg, Sagard, Barclays, LBO France, etc.

+ but also family holding conglomerates such as FPP, Wendel or Rallye, etc.




+ JACCAR's key points of differentiation

Unlike short-termist anonymous and dispersed shareholders, or corporate raiders, Jaccar’s specificity is to implement an active, sustained, long-term shareholding policy in the companies it selects and in which it invests, always remaining faithful to its entrepreneurial spirit, industrial culture, long-term partnership commitments, and specific approach to high growth markets from the world’s different economic centers of gravity such as Southeast Asia and Eastern Africa.


27/03/2012
JACCAR Holdings ventures into gas and dry bulk operating and owning
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