After five years of development, Capital Croissance sells its stake in Emresa.

At the end of a competitive sale process organized by Adviso Partners, Meanings Capital Partners becomes Emresa’s main shareholder through its Meanings Private Equity Growth (MPEG) fund, in partnership with managers Elodie Wehrlé and Cédric Voz.

Known under the Sympass brand name, Emresa has played a key role in the employee benefits market for over twenty years, thanks to a network of nearly 1,000 partners in Luxembourg, France, Belgium and Germany.

Under the impetus of Capital Croissance, and backed by its sector expertise, Emresa has carried out several strategic initiatives in recent years, and continues to innovate in order to offer new solutions tailored to the needs of companies and their employees.

Augustin Fleytoux, Amélie Duclos and Quentin Bechert advised the sellers and the management team on legal and transactional aspects. Marie-Pierre Weiss advised on tax matters.

Groupe Patrimmofi strengthens its territorial presence and diversifies its offering by integrating four new wealth management consultancies: EC Patrimoine, Alias Finance, ECGP and the Parisian firm headed by Anne-Charlotte Theves. Two of these acquisitions were made via its subsidiaries, Vendôme Investissement Conseil and Institut du Patrimoine.

With these new operations, the group reaches a total of eleven acquisitions since Andera Expansion became a shareholder in July 2021. The Patrimmofi Group’s advised assets now stand at over 2.7 billion euros, with annual inflows exceeding 400 million euros. Thanks to this momentum, the Group is aiming to reach 5 billion euros in assets under management within the next three years.

The acquisitions were financed by the Patrimmofi Group’s own funds, supplemented by Unitranche financing from Kartesia, the Group’s loyal partner since 2022.

For these four simultaneous acquisitions, partner Augustin Fleytoux, associate Emilie Phalier and legal expert Emma Bremaud advised Groupe Patrimmofi on transactional aspects, financing and legal audits. Marguerite Galois-Boyé, partner, Anne-Louise Cloarec and Marie de Jorna, associates, advised the group on tax matters.

The Inherent Group, a major player in digital services in France, is consolidating its cybersecurity business by combining the skills of Devensys Cybersecurity with those of Cyberprotect, the SOC (Security Operations Center) expert it integrated in 2022.

Founded in 2013, Devensys Cybersecurity provides private and public players with a full range of cybersecurity services, including offensive security with penetration testing to assess organizational resilience, and defensive security to monitor IT systems.
This acquisition enables the group to establish itself as a leading player in the French cybersecurity market and expand its offering.

Augustin Fleytoux, partner, Quentin Bechert and Anne-Louise Cloarec, associates, advised Inherent on transactional aspects and legal and tax audits.

Rhétorès formalizes its association with NS Groupe a few days after the integration of Segep Finance.
The acquisition of NS Groupe strengthens the group’s geographical presence, particularly in Paris. The acquisition also enables Rhétorès to pass the 1.3 billion euro mark in assets under management.
Nébojsa Sreckovic, founder of NS Groupe and Chairman of Anacofi CIF, will play a key role within Rhétorès, particularly in identifying and integrating new strategic assets.

Partner Augustin Fleytoux, associate Emilie Phalier and legal expert Anne-Céline Massias advised Rhétorès on the financing and transactional aspects of the deal, as well as on the legal audits. Counsel Marguerite Galois-Boyé assisted the group with tax matters.