Colville Capital Partners France
Long-term investment funds for investors seeking resilient companies with positive social and environmental impact
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Colville Capital Partners France
Colville Capital Partners is an asset management company that invests for the long term in companies it considers resilient and positioned within societal transformation trends. It creates funds that incorporate social and environmental considerations.
Its funds include Silver Autonomie, Terroirs et Avenir, and Colville générations. Registry facts place Colville Capital Partners France in Paris and date its founding to 2015.
Product: Investment funds focused on long-term investment in companies and social and environmental considerations.
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