Bregal Sagemount III General Partner Jersey Limited

Bregal Sagemount is led by managing partners David Vane and Jeff Drazan, who oversee the firm's growth-equity strategy (per the firm's website). The broader Bregal Investments executive committee, chaired by C&A family member and former Bregal Capital CEO Jan-Piet van de Kerkhof, provides oversight. The Jersey vehicle does not have an independent investment committee; it executes decisions made by the Bregal Sagemount investment team.

Bregal Sagemount operates as a dedicated growth-equity subsidiary within Bregal Investments, the Brenninkmeijer family's multi-billion-dollar investment platform. It is separate from Bregal Capital, which manages buyout and credit strategies, and Bregal Real Estate. The Sagemount team has its own investment committee and P&L, though it draws on the group's operational resources and permanent capital base.

Bregal Sagemount focuses on growth-stage companies—typically later-stage venture or early-growth equity—with revenue between $10M and $100M. They lead rounds, take board seats, and support companies through scaling and acquisitions. The fund explicitly avoids early-seed or turn-around situations, per the firm's public profile.

The firm does not invest in real estate, oil and gas, or early-stage biotech. Its stated focus is technology-enabled business services, software, healthcare IT, and data analytics. This sector-specific approach is typical of Bregal Sagemount's thesis-driven, concentrated portfolio strategy (per public fund documents).

Bregal Sagemount executes direct growth-equity investments, not fund-of-funds commitments. The Jersey entity is a general partner vehicle for one specific fund (Bregal Sagemount III) and does not itself manage a portfolio of other managers. However, Bregal Investments as a group does commit to select external funds through its broader platform.

Bregal Investments manages capital for the Brenninkmeijer family, descendants of the founders of C&A, the European retail clothing chain. The family's wealth originated from the retail business established in 1841 in the Netherlands. The operating company and the investment arm remain separate; Bregal Investments manages the family's financial assets independent of the C&A operating business.

No. The entity is a general partner vehicle for a specific fund, Bregal Sagemount III, which raises capital from institutional limited partners alongside the Brenninkmeijer family. It is not a family office; it is a regulated fund entity used for tax and legal purposes due to its Jersey domicile.