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According to the bank website, "The BluePeak Private Capital Fund (BluePeak) aims to provide growth capital to small and medium companies in North, West and East Africa and up to 20% in the Levant. BluePeak targets to raise USD 200m in commitments and will be managed by BluePeak Private Capital which is a newly established fund manager with a head-office in Tunisia."
The BluePeak Private Capital Fund (BluePeak) aims to provide growth capital to small and medium companies in North, West and East Africa and up to 20% in the Levant. BluePeak targets to raise USD 200m in commitments and will be managed by BluePeak Private Capital which is a newly established fund manager with a head-office in Tunisia. The business is owned by a team that has worked together for many years managing similar funds. This is a new relationship for FMO.
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