Hector Garrigue

Sycomore Asset Management SA (Sycomore AM) is the French asset management subsidiary of Generali Investments Holding SpA, itself a subsidiary of Assicurazioni Generali SpA (BIT: G) in Italy. The firm was founded in 2001 by Cyril Charlot, Laurent Deltour, Christine Kolb and Emeric Préaubert. On February 2019, Sycomore AM was acquired by Generali Investments Holding SpA. Headquartered in Paris, the firm manages mutual funds and segregated mandates for institutional clients such as private and public pension funds, insurance companies, banks, corporations; and distribution partners including IFAs and fund distribution platforms in France and abroad. Sycomore AM is a socially responsible investor and signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment which integrates ESG into their investment process and manages an SRI fund.

Bantleon Invest AG is the German asset management subsidiary of Bantleon AG in Switzerland. The firm was founded in 1999 and formerly known as NORD/LB Asset Management and AG Warburg Invest AG. Headquartered in Hannover, Bantleon Invest provides asset management and fund administration services to German institutional investors and distribution partners.

Lutetia Capital SAS is an independent asset management firm headquartered in Paris, France. It was founded by Frabrice Seiman in 2009. The firm offers fund management and investment advisory services to suit a global investor base who include funds, managed accounts, and indexes created in partnership with financial institutions.

Riskelia SAS provides investment advice. The private company is based in Paris, France. The French company was founded in 2009 by Jean-Jacques Ohana, Steve Ohana. Julien Benitah has been the CEO of the company since 2018.

Smart Equity SARL provides investment advice.

Part of Lighthouse Capital Ltd., Forafric Agro Holdings Ltd. functions as an investment holding Gibraltar company.

Forafric Maroc SA provides investment services. The private company is based in Casablanca, Morocco. and has subsidiaries in Mali. Jamaleddine Mustapha has been the CEO of the Moroccan company since 2016.