Instituto de Credito Oficial

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State-owned Spanish bank launches €1.2bn FoF

As Spanish SMEs continue to suffer from a funding drought, the Instituto de Crédito Oficial has set up a €1.2bn fund to provide alternative financing via venture capital funds.

Instituto de Credito Oficial contact information

Offices

marker iconPaseo del Prado 4, Madrid, 28014, Spain
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Antonio Cordero
Job titleChief Financial Officer
LocationMadrid, Spain
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Sergio Sierra
Job titleHead of Financial Markets and Treasury
LocationMadrid, Spain
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Instituto de Credito Oficial fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 11

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Commitment dateNov 2023
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