MACSF has launched a new unlisted unit of account called Andera Dette Privée, in line with the French Green Industry Act.
This initiative aims to support the reindustrialization and sustainability of the French economy by investing in French and European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-sized companies (ETIs).
The introduction of Andera Dette Privée provides MACSF members with an investment opportunity in mezzanine debt, which offers higher interest rates compared to traditional loans.
The unit of account is managed by Andera Acto, a reputable French asset management firm.
MACSF's financial range includes 22 funds, soon to expand to 23 with the addition of Andera Dette Privée, and is categorized into eight families tailored to different investor profiles.
The organization aims to provide a limited yet qualitative selection of funds to simplify the investment process and enhance diversification.
MACSF's focus on sustainable investment is reflected in the selection of companies for Andera Dette Privée, which primarily targets financially robust companies dedicated to decarbonization efforts.
The launch of Andera Dette Privée positions MACSF as a leader in responsible investment within the French market and aligns with the growing demand for sustainable investment vehicles.
The French Green Industry Act is expected to drive a shift in investor behavior, encouraging a more diversified approach to asset allocation.
MACSF's proactive stance in this evolving environment demonstrates its commitment to meeting the needs of its members and contributing to the sustainable development of the French economy.