Tygrow
Digital fund structuring, management and administration services for asset managers and investment distributors
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Tygrow
TYGROW provides fund management, administration and operational services, supported by a digital platform. Services include fund structuring, financial management and valuation, risk control, reporting, and subscription processing.
Its customers include asset management companies, investment distributors, private banks, insurers and emerging fund managers. The company is an independent French management company based in Paris and is approved by the AMF.
Product: Fund structuring, management, administration and operational services delivered with a digital platform.
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