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Realim O Investm Ent© 2008 REALIMO INVESTMENT vous permet d’entrer en relation avec les fonds français : 123 VENTURE - 17CAPITAL - 21 CENTRALE PARTNERS - 360° CAPITAL PARTNERS - 3I - 4D GLOBAL ENERGY ADVISORS - A PLUS FINANCE - ABENEX CAPITAL - ACCESS CAPITAL PARTNERS - ACE MANAGEMENT - ACG PRIVATE EQUITY - ACOFI GESTION - ACTEM PARTNERS - ACTIVA CAPITAL - ADC (ALLIANCE DEVELOPPEMENT CONSEIL) - ADVENT INTERNATIONAL - AGF PRIVATE EQUITY - AGREGATOR - AGRO INVEST SAS - ALLIANCE ENTREPRENDRE - ALOE PRIVATE EQUITY SAS - ALP CAPITAL - ALTER CAPITAL PARTNERS - ALTO INVEST - ALVEN CAPITAL PARTNERS - AMS INDUSTRIES - ANTIN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS - APAX PARTNERS MIDMARKET - APAX PARTNERS SA - APOLLO MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL LLP - AQUASOURCA - ARCIS FINANCE - ARDENS ET ASSOCIES - ARGOS SODITIC FRANCE - ASSYA CAPITAL - ASTORG PARTNERS ATRIA CAPITAL PARTENAIRES - AURIGA PARTNERS - AURINVEST PARTENAIRES - AUXITEX - AVENIR ENTREPRISES - AVENIR FINANCE GESTION - AXA PRIVATE EQUITY - AZULIS CAPITAL - BAC PARTENAIRES GESTION - BANEXI VENTURES PARTNERS - BARCLAYS PRIVATE EQUITY FRANCE - BC PARTNERS - BIOAM GESTION - BLACKFIN CAPITAL PARTNERS BNP PARIBAS DEVELOPPEMENT - BNP PARIBAS PRIVATE EQUITY SAS - BRIDGEPOINT - BTP CAPITAL INVESTISSEMENT - BURELLE PARTICIPATIONS BUTLER CAPITAL PARTNERS - CAAM CI - CAP DECISIF MANAGEMENT - CAPZANINE - CARVEST - CATHAY CAPITAL PE - CAVIPAR - CDC CAPITAL INVESTISSEMENT - CDC ENTREPRISES - CDC INNOVATION - CEA VALORISATION - CENTRE CAPITAL DEVELOPPEMENT - CEREA GESTION - CHARTERHOUSE SERVICES FRANCE - CHEQUERS CAPITAL - CIC BANQUE DE VIZILLE - CIC FINANCE - CIC LBO PARTNERS - CIC MEZZANINE - CIC VIZILLE CAPITAL INNOVATION - CICLAD - CINVEN - CITA GESTION - CITIZEN CAPITAL - CLAVEL INVESTISSEMENTS - CLAYTON DUBILIER & RICE LTD - CM - CIC CAPITAL PRIVE - COBALT CAPITAL - COGEPA - COGNETAS SA - COLLER CAPITAL LTD - COLONY CAPITAL - CONVERGENT CAPITAL - CREADEV - CREDIT AGRICOLE PRIVATE EQUITY - CROISSANCE NORD PAS-DE-CALAIS - CVC CAPITAL PARTNERS (FRANCE) SA - DAHLIA PARTNERS - DEFI GESTION - DEMETER PARTNERS - DEVELOPPEMENT & PARTENARIAT - DOUGHTY HANSON & CO INVESTMENT ADVISORY LIMITED - DUKE STREET ECO MOBILITE PARTENAIRES - EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD CAPITAL PARTNERS - EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD INVESTMENT PARTNERS - ELAIA PARTNERS - EMERTEC GESTION - ENTREPRENEUR VENTURE GESTION - EOLFI ASSET MANAGEMENT - EPF PARTNERS - EQUITIS GESTION - ESFIN GESTION - ETOILE ID - EURAZEO - EUREFI - EUROMEZZANINE CONSEIL - EUROPEAN CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES - EVOLEM - FIARO - FINANCIERE D'INVESTISSEMENT ARO - FIN'ACTIVE - FINADVANCE - FINANCIERE AGACHE PRIVATE EQUITY - FINANCIERE GALLIERA - FIVE ARROWS MANAGERS SAS - FONDATIONS CAPITAL - FONDINVEST CAPITAL - FONDS PARTENAIRES GESTION - FORTIS PRIVATE EQUITY FRANCE - G SQUARE CAPITAL - G1J ILE DE FRANCE - GALIA GESTION - GALILEO PARTNERS - GARIBALDI PARTICIPATIONS - GCE CAPITAL - GENERIS CAPITAL PARTNERS GIMAR CAPITAL INVESTISSEMENT - GIMV - GRAND OUEST GESTION - GRAND SUD- OUEST CAPITAL - GREEN RECOVERY - GREENPARK CAPITAL - GROUPAMA PRIVATE EQUITY - H.I.G. EUROPEAN CAPITAL PARTNERS SAS - HEADWAY CAPITAL PARTNERS - w L HIP FENELON - I-SOURCE GESTION - ICEO - ICG (INTERMEDIATE CAPITAL GROUP SAS) - ICSO PRIVATE EQUITY - IDF CAPITAL - IDI - IDI ASSET MANAGEMENT - IDIA - IFE MEZZANINE - IK INVESTMENT PARTNERS SAS - INDIGO CAPITAL CONSEIL - INDUSTRIES & FINANCES PARTENAIRES - ING PARCOM PRIVATE EQUITY - INITIATIVE & FINANCE - INNOVACOM - INNOVAFONDS - INNOVEN PARTENAIRES - INOCAP - INSTITUT LORRAIN DE PARTICIPATION - INVESTORS IN PRIVATE EQUITY - INVUS - IPO - IRDI - IRIS CAPITAL - ISIS DEVELOPPEMENT - IXEN PARTNERS - KOHLBERG KRAVIS ROBERTS & CO (BUREAU PARIS) - L CAPITAL MANAGEMENT - L-A FINANCES - LA FINANCIERE DE BRIENNE - LA FINANCIERE PATRIMONIALE D'INVESTISSEMENT - LBO FRANCE GESTION - LC CAPITAL - LMBO - LOMBARD ODIER DARIER & HENTSCH GESTION - M.A.B CONSEILS HOLDING - MAROCINVEST - MASSENA CAPITAL PARTNERS MASSERAN GESTION - MATIGNON INVESTISSEMENT ET GESTION - MBO PARTENAIRES - MEDERIC PARTICIPATIONS - MIDI CAPITAL - MILESTONE CAPITAL PARTNERS LTD - MMA PARTICIPATIONS - MONTAGU PRIVATE EQUITY SAS - MONTEFIORE INVESTMENT - N.I. PARTNERS - NATIXIS ENVIRONNEMENT & INFRASTRUCTURES - NATIXIS PRIVATE EQUITY - NATIXIS PRIVATE EQUITY INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT - NAXICAP PARTNERS - NBGI PRIVATE EQUITY - NEF CAPITAL ETHIQUE MANAGEMENT NEM PARTNERS - NEWFUND MANAGEMENT - NEXTFUND CAPITAL - NEXTSTAGE - NEXTSTONE CAPITAL - NOBEL CIE FINANCIERE - NOBLE FUND MANAGERS LTD - OCCAM CAPITAL - ODDO ASSET MANAGEMENT - ODYSSEE ENTREPRISES ET ASSOCIES - ODYSSEE VENTURE - OFI ASSET MANAGEMENT - OFI PRIVATE EQUITY - ORFIMAR - ORIUM - ORKOS CAPITAL - OTC ASSET MANAGEMENT - OUEST CROISSANCE - PAI PARTNERS PALUEL-MARMONT CAPITAL - PARIS ANGELS CAPITAL - PARIS ORLEANS - PARTECH INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS - PARTICIPEX GESTION - PARVILLA - PAUL CAPITAL FRANCE - PECHEL - PERCEVA CAPITAL - PERFECTIS PRIVATE EQUITY - PHILLIMORE INVESTISSEMENT - PICARDIE INVESTISSEMENT - PLATINA PARTNERS SERVICES SAS - PRAGMA CAPITAL - PROVIDENTE - QUILVEST VENTURES - R CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (ROTHSCHILD & CIE GESTION) - REL - RISQUE ET SERENITE - ROCHE BRUNE - SAGARD SAS - SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC VENTURES - SEEFT MANAGEMENT - SEILLANS INVESTISSEMENT SCR - SERENA CAPITAL - SEVENTURE PARTNERS - SFR DEVELOPPEMENT - SG CAPITAL EUROPE - SGAM AI PRIVATE EQUITY - SIGEFI PRIVATE EQUITY (GROUPE SIPAREX) - SIGMA GESTION - SILVERFLEET CAPITAL SA - SOCADIF - SOCIETE GENERALE CAPITAL PARTENAIRES SAS - SODERO GESTION - SOFIMAC PARTNERS - SOFINNOVA PARTNERS - SOPROMEC - STARWOOD CAPITAL EUROPE - SUD PARTNERS - SYNERGIE FINANCE GESTION - TCR CAPITAL - TECHFUND EUROPE MANAGEMENT - TERTIAIRE DEVELOPPEMENT (AWF FINANCIAL SERVICES) TIM MEZZANINE - TIME EQUITY PARTNERS - TOCQUEVILLE FINANCE SA - TOLOMEI PARTICIPATIONS - TPG CAPITAL GROUP, LLP - TRUFFLE CAPITAL - TURENNE CAPITAL PARTENAIRES - UFG PRIVATE EQUITY - UI GESTION - UNI EXPANSION OUEST - UNIGRAINS SA - UPLINE INVESTMENTS - VATEL CAPITAL - VAUBAN PARTENAIRES - VENTECH - VERMEER CAPITAL PARTNERS - VIVERIS MANAGEMENT - WEINBERG CAPITAL PARTNERS - WENDEL - WINDHURST - WORMS MANAGEMENT SERVICES - XANGE PRIVATE EQUITY - Et les fonds internationaux w L 2I CAPITAL GROUP – 3I - 4C VENTURES - AAVIN EQUITY PARTNERS - ABACUS PRIVATE EQUITY GROUP - ABELL VENTURE FUND - ABERDARE VENTURES - ABERDEEN ASSET MANAGERMENT - ABINGWORTH VENTURE MANAGEMENT - ABN AMRO PRIVATE EQUITY - ABS CAPITAL PARTNERS - ABS VENTURES - ABUNDANCE VENTURE CAPITAL SDN. BHD. - ACCEL PARTNERS - ACCEL-KKR - ACCESS VENTURE PARTNERS - ACF EQUITY ATLANTIC - ACI CAPITAL - ACORN ANGELS - ACORN VENTURES - ADAMS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT - ADD PARTNERS ADVANCED EQUITIES - ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VENTURES - ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VENTURES - ADVANTAGE CAPITAL PARTNERS - ADVAQ MANAGEMENT - ADVENT INTERNATIONAL - ADVENT VENTURE PARTNERS - ADVEQ MANAGEMENT - AG AFFARSSTRATEGERNA SVERIGE - AFFINITY CAPITAL - AGIO CAPITAL PARTNERS - AKERS CAPITAL - ALACRITY VENTURES - ALBION INVESTORS - ALCHEMY PARTNERS - ALERION CAPITAL GROUP - ALEXANDER HUTTON VENTURE PARTNERS - ALICE VENTURES - ALLEGIS CAPITAL - ALLEGRA PARTNERS - ALLIANCE TECHNOLOGY VENTURES - ALLIED CAPITAL - ALLOY VENTURES - ALPHA CAPITAL - ALTA COMMUNICATIONS - ALTA PARTNERS - ALTA- BERKELEY LLP - ALTIRA GROUP - ALTOS VENTURES - ALTUS CAPITAL PARTNERS - AMBIENT CAPITAL GROUP AMERICAN CAPITAL STRATEGIES - AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS - AMERICAN SECURITIES CAPITAL PARTNERS - AMPERSAND VENTURES ANDLINGER & COMPANY, INC. - ANTARES CAPITAL CORPORATION - ANTHEM CAPITAL MANAGEMENT - APAX PARTNERS - APEX VENTURE PARTNERS - APV TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS - ARBOR PARTNERS ARBOR PRIVATE INVESTMENT COMPANY - ARCAPITA INC. (FORMERLY CRESCENT CAPITAL INVESTMENTS, INC.) - ARCH DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS - ARCH VENTURE PARTNERS - ARCHELION CAPITAL PARTNERS - ARDENT SERVICES, LLC - ARGENTUM CAPITAL PARTNERS - ARGOS SODITIC - ARGOSY PARTNERS - ARGOSY PARTNERS - ARLINGTON CAPITAL PARTNERS - ARTEMIS GROUP - ASCEND TECHNOLOGY VENTURES - ASCENT VENTURE PARTNERS ASHBY POINT CAPITAL - ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY - ATLANTA EQUITY - ATLAS VENTURE - AUDAX GROUP - AUGUST CAPITAL MANAGEMENT - AUGUST EQUITY - AUREOS CAPITAL - AURORA CAPITAL GROUP - AURORA FUNDS - AUSTIN VENTURES - AVITAS CAPITAL - AXCEL AXXON GROUP - BA VENTURE PARTNERS - BACHOW & ASSOCIATES - BAIN CAPITAL - BAIRD CAPITAL PARTNERS - BAIRD VENTURE PARTNERS - BAKER CAPITAL - BANCROFT UK - BANCROFT EASTERN EUROPE FUND - BAND OF ANGELS - BANYAN CAPITAL PARTNERS - BARING COMMUNICATIONS EQUITY (EMERGING EUROPE)(BCEE) - BARING LATIN AMERICA PARTNERS - BARING PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS - BARING PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS (INDIA) - BARING PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS ASIA - BARING VOSTOK CAPITAL PARTNERS - BASILEUS CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC - BATTERSON VENTURE PARTNERS - BATTERY VENTURES - BAY BG BAVARIAN VENTURE CAPITAL CORPORATION - BAY PARTNERS BAYVIEW CAPITAL GROUP - BB KAPITALBETEILIGUNGSGESELLSCHAFT B-BUSINESS PARTNERS - BC PARTNERS BCE CAPITAL - BEAR STEARNS MERCHANT BANKING - BEECKEN PETTY O'KEEFE & COMPANY - BEER & PARTNERS LIMITED - BEHRMAN CAPITAL - BELVEDERE CAPITAL PARTNERS - BEN FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY CENTER OF SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA - w L BENCHMARK CAPITAL BENELUX CAPITAL - BERKELEY INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL CORPORATION (BICC) - BERKSHIRE PARTNERS BERWIND GROUP - BESSEMER VENTURE PARTNERS - BG AFFILIATES - BIO ASIA INVESTMENTS - BLACKFORD CAPITAL - BLACKROCK - BLACKWATER CAPITAL GROUP - BLUE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT - BLUE CHIP VENTURE COMPANY - BLUE POINT CAPITAL PARTNERS - BLUE ROCK CAPITAL - BLUE WATER CAPITAL - BLUEPRINT VENTURES - BLUERUN VENTURES - BLUESTEM CAPITAL PARTNERS - BLUESTREAM VENTURES - BLUMBERG
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