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13 Jun 2019

Investec provides debt facilities to support equity investment in Equiom

Investec Growth & Leveraged Finance has provided super senior debt facilities to support the newly established partnership between Equiom, Värde Partners and LDC.

The funding package will enable future expansion, in line with Equiom’s growth strategy, building on an established presence in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas.

 

Founded in 1978 in the Isle of Man, Equiom is a leading international specialist professional administration services provider,  offering a broad range of services to private, corporate and institutional clients.  The company has over 7000 active clients and operates in 16 locations around the world.

 

Värde is a global investment firm with over $14bn in AuM, and joins Equiom’s long-standing equity partner LDC, the private equity arm of Lloyds Banking Group.

For more information, please contact:


Fatima Ismat, Lansons (PR agency for Investec CIB) - 020 7566 9709

fatimai@lansons.com

Luke O’Mahony, Investec (Public Relations) - 020 7597 5261 

luke.omahony@investec.co.uk

 

Investec Corporate and Investment Banking
Investec CIB is an international corporate and investment bank working with growth-orientated companies, institutions and private equity funds. Our people set us apart – empowered, straightforward and invested in our clients’ long-term success. We provide capital solutions, advice and ideas, along with bespoke investment solutions and access to capital markets. Founded in 1974, The Investec Group has grown successfully through its client focussed approach and its ability to serve diverse and evolving financial needs.

 

This press release is issued on behalf of Investec Bank plc. Registered address: 30 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7QP. (Reg No. 489604).  Investec Corporate and Investment Banking is a brand name of Investec Bank plc, which is a member of the London Stock Exchange.

 

Investec Bank plc (Reg. no. 489604) is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority.