Crédit Mutuel Capital Privé is launching its first 500-million-euro fund in the infrastructure sector to support regional investment needs. The fund’s mission will be to encourage infrastructure projects in three areas of public interest: the ecological and energy transition, the demographic transition requiring infrastructure modernization, and the digital transition at the heart of innovation.
The fund takes its name from the exploits of the Tunnel of Siloam, built in Jerusalem before 701 BC, a site of great archaeological interest. The tunnel is considered one of the greatest works of hydraulic engineering of the pre-Classical period.
