
Saga Private Equity
SAGA Private Equity is a fund-of-funds that invests in North American and European buyout funds, focusing on micro, small, and mid-size companies. It is recognized as one of Europe's leading fund-of-funds.
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Overview
SAGA Private Equity is a specialist fund-of-funds that invests in North American and European buyout funds, focusing on micro, small, and mid-size companies. The organization was founded with the aim of generating strong investment returns. SAGA manages over EUR 5.3 billion of committed capital across nine funds and is recognized as one of Europe’s leading fund-of-funds. The firm is independent and fully owned by its partners, and it has a commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles, having signed the UN Principles for Responsible Investment. SAGA is licensed as a manager of alternative investment funds by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority.
Focus
SAGA primarily invests in buyout funds that target micro, small, and mid-size companies. The organization also selectively engages in secondary and co-investment opportunities, aiming to enhance returns for its investors.
Support
SAGA provides its portfolio funds with access to a network of industry experts and resources, along with a commitment to ESG principles, ensuring that sustainability risks are evaluated alongside financial factors.
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