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Our investment strategy focuses on identifying opportunities for growth, resilience, and value creation, through international expansion and acquisitions. MidEuropa concurrently considers the impacts of our investments from a sustainability point of view, by utilising the UN Sustainable Development Goals as a framework through which investments are mapped against global targets for sustainability. This enables both environmental and social impacts of investments to be considered throughout the investment cycle, from pre-acquisition through to exit.
  • IPAF Rating The IPAF successively assesses two dimensions of the impact potential of financial products. First, it assesses the (maximum) impact potential of financial products based on impact mechanisms they supposedly apply (in relation to communicated elements in marketing documents). Those impact mechanisms are the ones widely documented by academic research: Grow new/undersupplied markets ; Provide flexible capital ; Engage actively ; Send (market and nonmarket) signals. Second, it evaluates the implementation of that impact potential based on the intensity with which financial products action the various impact mechanisms in connection to success factors documented by academic research. At the end of the scoring process, the IPAF delivers an Impact Potential Score.
    The Impact Potential Score is then transformed into an Impact Potential Rating that goes from A (products with highest impact potential) to G (products with lowest impact potential).
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  • Country availability
    Polonia, Romania, Ungaria, Cehia, Slovacia, Croația, Serbia, Bulgaria, Slovenia
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  • Product
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  • Product category Find the definitions we used for the product categories in the glossar.
    Thematic PE/Private Debt/VC funds
  • Thematic focus
    Healthcare, Commerce, Green Tech
  • Type of investor According to Section 1 of Annex II to Directive 2014/65/EU an investor is considered to be a qualified or professional client when he or she possesses the experience, knowledge and expertise to make his or her own investment decisions and properly assess the risks that it incurs.
    According to the same directive, retail investors, are clients who do not fall within the scope of the definition of a qualified or professional client. In other words, a retail investor is considered to have less literacy and less money to invest.
    Qualified Investor
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  • AuM
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  • Sustainable Development Goals
    3. Good health and well-being5. Gender equality8. Decent work and economic growth9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure10. Reduced inequalities12. Responsible consumption and production13. Climate action16. Peace, justice, and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals