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Amundi Private Equity Funds SA (Amundi PEF) is the private equity subsidiary of Amundi SA, itself a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole SA (XP: ACA) in France. Formerly known as CAAM-CI, founded in 1999 as CPR Private Equity, Amundi PEF was formed in 2009 by combining the Crédit Agricole and Société Générale asset management operations. The firm is headquartered in Paris and has additional offices in Bucharest, Cairo, Casablanca, Tunis and Warsaw. They invest in companies at all stages of development, providing institutional and individual investors with a wide spectrum of investment opportunities.

Societé Générale Asset Management Alternative Investment/Private Equity (SGAM AI/PE) is the banking group's European asset management center for Private Equity. They are located in Paris-La Défense. SGAM AI/PE is a division of the Société Générale Asset Management, established in 2003, which is a subsidiary of the bank's Global Investment Management and Services division. The ultimate parent firm is the French financial institution Société Générale (PK: SCGLY), established in 1864. Nationalized at different intervals throughout their history, the bank is in the private sector since 1997. SGAM AI/PE is composed of three units: venture capital, expansion capital and buyout, and fund of funds. In addition to their Paris office, they are also present in London, Milan, Munich, Warsaw, Bucharest and Casablanca.