History
AnaCap was founded in 2005. [1] The firm launched its debut fund in 2006, when it raised €300 million and has since raised €2.7 billion across 4 private equity funds and various co-investment vehicles. AnaCap’s funds have attracted global investors, including Goldman Sachs and Allianz. [2] [3]
In 2022, Anacap carved out of the credit business into an independent advisory firm called Veld Capital. [4]
Notable investments
In May 2019, Anacap acquired a majority stake in the Danish private health insurance platform SunhedsGruppen. [5] [6]
In August 2019, AnaCap sold its majority stake in German payment service provider heidelpay to the e-commerce industry Heidelpay to KKR for more than €600 million, [7] [8] which it had acquired in January 2017 with co-founder and existing management retaining a minority stake. [9]
In July 2020, AnaCap agreed to acquire Amber Financial Investments. [10] In December 2020, AnaCap acquired the British independent investment platform Novia Financial for an undisclosed sum. [11] [12]
In November 2021, AnaCap bought a majority stake in fintus, a German software as a service low-code banking platform. [13] [14]
In May 2022, AnaCap, together with US investment banks City and Goldman Sachs, invested $250 million into Jobandtalent, the Madrid based temporary job platform. [15] [16] In June 2022, AnaCap acquired the Spanish developer of niche health insurance products and services Further Underwriting International for $56 million. [17] [18] In July 2022, AnaCap invested in pfs, a Spanish provider of software and technological risk lifecycle management services. [19] [20]
In March 2023, AnaCap sold Danish Oona Health to Danish insurance firm Topdanmark for $321.25 million. [21] [22] In the same month, AnaCap sold a minority stake in the German commercial lines insurance broker MRH Trowe to TA Associates. [23] [24]
In April 2024, AnaCap agreed to acquire a majority stake in the real estate management consultancy Yard Reaas, based in Milan, Italy. [25] [26] In July 2024, AnaCap acquired Cleva, a Paris based insurance software company, from Inetum Group for an undisclosed amount. [27] [28] [29]
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