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ALTAMAR PRIVATE EQUITY SGIIC SAU
Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU is a Spanish alternative asset manager registered as a SGIIC (Sociedad Gestora de Instituciones de Inversión Colectiva),...
ALTAMAR PRIVATE EQUITY SGIIC SAU
Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU is a Spanish alternative asset manager registered as a SGIIC (Sociedad Gestora de Instituciones de Inversión Colectiva), which subjects it to the regulatory oversight of the CNMV (Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores). The firm focuses on private equity, venture capital, and infrastructure investments, channeling capital from institutional investors and family offices into closed-ended funds and direct co-investment vehicles (per CNMV registry). Its founding date and principal investment team are not publicly detailed. Strategy and deployment center on European mid-market opportunities across private equity buyouts, growth equity, and infrastructure assets. The firm has built a portfolio that includes positions in Spanish and European companies, though specific holdings are not widely disclosed. Altamar's fund structures typically involve general partner commitments and limited partner capital, with co-investment rights negotiated alongside its fund investments (per public profiles). Geographic focus is primarily Spain and the broader EU. The firm's scale remains understated, with no publicly available AUM or professional headcount. It maintains a single office in Madrid. Unlike many asset managers, it does not publicly disclose a separate philanthropic foundation or operating business; investment activity appears to be its sole operational line. No recent public events have been recorded in the last 24 months. A key structural differentiator is its SGIIC license, which imposes stringent capital adequacy, reporting, and governance requirements compared to unregulated family offices or general partners. This regulatory posture provides institutional allocators with a framework for fiduciary oversight and operational transparency. The firm operates outside the typical multi-family office or single-family office model, functioning instead as a regulated fund manager for a select client base.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Spain
City
Madrid
Corporate office
Madrid, Spain
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU?
The firm does not publicly disclose its investment committee members or named CIO/CEO. As a regulated SGIIC, decision-making must comply with internal governance policies approved by the CNMV (per CNMV registry). Institutional allocators could request this information directly during due diligence.
How does Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU source proprietary deal flow?
Given its European mid-market focus, the firm likely relies on a network of advisory relationships and co-investment agreements with specialist private equity funds. Public records do not detail sourcing, but its SGIIC structure mandates that fund-of-funds or co-investment vehicles adhere to regulated reporting standards (per CNMV guidelines).
Is this firm structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU is an asset manager operating under the SGIIC regulatory framework, not a family office. This means it manages collective investment schemes (CIS) for external investors, separate from single-family office structures. It functions most similarly to a boutique alternative fund manager.
Does the firm participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Based on its SGIIC license and typical Spanish fund structures, Altamar likely commits capital to third-party closed-ended funds and also engages in direct co-investment alongside those funds. The mix between fund investing and direct deals is not publicly specified, but the SGIIC framework accommodates both under its regulatory umbrella.
What investment stages does Altamar target?
Public registry information suggests a focus on middle-market private equity (buyouts and growth equity), venture capital, and infrastructure — covering late-stage growth through mature asset stages (per CNMV registry). The firm does not publicly disclose early-stage venture or distressed debt targets.
Which sectors does the firm explicitly avoid?
Altamar does not publicly disclose sector exclusions. Its known investment categories — private equity, venture, and infrastructure — typically exclude hedge funds, public equities, or non-ESG-aligned sectors, but such parameters remain speculative without firm disclosure.
How is Altamar Private Equity SGIIC SAU related to any parent company or spinout?
No public relationship to a parent corporation, another Altamar-branded entity (e.g., Altamar Capital), or a spinout has been disclosed. The firm appears as an independent SGIIC registered in Madrid with no known ownership by a larger financial group (per CNMV records).
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