Séverine Tengelmann

Actem Partners SA is part of the buyout financing arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Natixis Private Equity (NPE), which in turn is a subsidiary of Paris-based Natixis SA (XP: KN). Based in Paris, Actem Partners originated in 1996. The current firm was established in 2001 and was previously known as SPEF LBO. The firm manages FCPR limited partnership venture capital funds. Their major investors include NPE, Groupe Banque Populaire and other French and European entities including financial institutions and mutual insurance groups.

Actem Partners SA is part of the buyout financing arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Natixis Private Equity (NPE), which in turn is a subsidiary of Paris-based Natixis SA (XP: KN). Based in Paris, Actem Partners originated in 1996. The current firm was established in 2001 and was previously known as SPEF LBO. The firm manages FCPR limited partnership venture capital funds. Their major investors include NPE, Groupe Banque Populaire and other French and European entities including financial institutions and mutual insurance groups.

Actem Partners SA is part of the buyout financing arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Natixis Private Equity (NPE), which in turn is a subsidiary of Paris-based Natixis SA (XP: KN). Based in Paris, Actem Partners originated in 1996. The current firm was established in 2001 and was previously known as SPEF LBO. The firm manages FCPR limited partnership venture capital funds. Their major investors include NPE, Groupe Banque Populaire and other French and European entities including financial institutions and mutual insurance groups.

Actem Partners SA is part of the buyout financing arm and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Natixis Private Equity (NPE), which in turn is a subsidiary of Paris-based Natixis SA (XP: KN). Based in Paris, Actem Partners originated in 1996. The current firm was established in 2001 and was previously known as SPEF LBO. The firm manages FCPR limited partnership venture capital funds. Their major investors include NPE, Groupe Banque Populaire and other French and European entities including financial institutions and mutual insurance groups.