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About
Yves Trouveroy began his career as a lawyer at De Bandt, van Hecke & Lagae (now Linklaters). In 1988 he joined the International Trade & Project Finance division of Generale Bank, leading projects in Central Europe and South America, and in 1995 moved to Fortis's Corporate & Investment Banking division, where he worked on private placements, M&A, and IPOs of Belgian companies including Associated Weavers and EVS. He has been with E-CAPITAL since the launch of its first fund in 1999.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Yves Trouveroy?
- Yves Trouveroy began his career as a lawyer at De Bandt, van Hecke & Lagae (now Linklaters). In 1988 he joined the International Trade & Project Finance division of Generale Bank, leading projects in Central Europe and South America, and in 1995 moved to Fortis's Corporate & Investment Banking division, where he worked on private placements, M&A, and IPOs of Belgian companies including Associated Weavers and EVS. He has been with E-CAPITAL since the launch of its first fund in 1999.
- Where does Yves Trouveroy work?
- Yves Trouveroy is Investment Partner at E-Capital Equity Management.
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