Rives Croissance
Wholly owned private equity vehicle of Banque Populaire Rives de Paris (Groupe BPCE)
Also known as RIVES CROISSANCE SAS
Wholly owned private equity vehicle of Banque Populaire Rives de Paris taking minority stakes (€0.3–5M) in development and transmission deals of SMEs in its territory.
- HEADQUARTERS
- Paris, France
- FOUNDED
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- AUM
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- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
- TEAM LISTED
- 3 people
Focus
- STAGES
- GrowthBuyout
- SECTORS
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- ASSET MIX
- Private equity
- GEOGRAPHY
- France
Overview
Rives Croissance is a simplified joint-stock company 100% owned and fully consolidated by Banque Populaire Rives de Paris, which describes it as its own vehicle for private equity financing and equity stakes. It accompanies SMEs and mid-sized companies of the bank’s territory as a long-term minority partner. Since 2024 it has run an ESG process covering pre-investment questionnaires and annual monitoring of its holdings, and the bank plans its first PRI reporting.
PORTFOLIO (5)
- Maison MedelysFood & Agriculture · since 2024
- IAGONASoftware & SaaS · since 2023
- ABC GroupConsumer & E-commerce · since 2018
- TCHAOMEGOTClimate & Energy
- Prestaprimsince 2020
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Frequently asked questions
Rives Croissance is a corporate venture arm based in Paris, France.
Yes. Rives Croissance invests its own capital in private companies.
Rives Croissance invests at Growth and Buyout stages.
Rives Croissance's stated ticket size is €300K–€5M.
Key people at Rives Croissance include Boris Joseph (President (Chief Executive of Banque Populaire Rives de Paris)), Bruno Warnet (Head of Investments (Responsable des investissements)) and Virginie Rojo y Pinto (Investment Manager (Chargée d’Investissements)).
Rives Croissance's investments include Maison Medelys, IAGONA, ABC Group, TCHAOMEGOT and Prestaprim.
The most recent publicly reported investment by Rives Croissance is Maison Medelys (Minority entry into capital alongside historical shareholders and five managers), announced in Sep 2024.
No. Rives Croissance invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.