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Valencian Institute of Finance
The Valencian Institute of Finance is a government agency based in Valencia, Spain. It manages approximately $800.68 million in assets across six funds,...
Overview
The Valencian Institute of Finance is a government agency based in Valencia, Spain. It manages approximately $800.68 million in assets across six funds, primarily focused on European investments.
General information
Firm type
Government / Public Body
Year founded
1990
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Spain
City
Valencia
Corporate office
Valencia, Spain
Principals
Enrique Montes
Director General
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is the Valencian Institute of Finance's core mandate?
IVF is a public-law entity of the Generalitat Valenciana tasked with supplementing private capital markets for regional small and mid-sized enterprises. It provides subsidized loans, credit guarantees, and equity fund commitments to support economic development within the Valencian Community. Profit is secondary to regional policy objectives like job creation and industrial modernization.
Does IVF manage capital for third parties or families?
No. IVF is not a family office, fund manager, or private bank. It is a public-sector entity managing the balance sheet of the Generalitat Valenciana. It does not accept third-party discretionary mandates, and its capital base is derived from public budgets and retained activity proceeds rather than private wealth.
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