Kartesia launched the Kartesia for Women initiative in 2020. The objective is mainly to inspire women to join the private debt industry, especially in investment roles.

In April this year, Kartesia announced that it would acquire a majority of the share capital of leading European industrial process heating equipment business Babcock Wanson, having already been a minority investor for the five years during which

The private debt model has continued to display its resilience to the impact of the coronavirus which, despite the encouraging rollout of vaccines and lifting of global lockdown restrictions, continues to bring volatility to public equity and fixe

This year has seen Kartesia hit new highs when it comes to both fundraising and deployment of capital, with the closing of our KCO V and KSO I funds this year giving us €2.5bn to invest in Europe’s most innovative and robust companies.

Dutch healthcare group Intergrin has obtained a c.€50 million unitranche loan, provided by Kartesia, to refinance existing debt and to further support the growth of different healthcare and wellbeing initiatives of the company.