Profile
Mr. Antoine Labbé started his career in 1978 in the Industrial Management team at the French Ministry of Industry, and in 1984 joined the Market Management team Crédit Commercial de France.
In 1991 Mr. Labbé joined the group Worms & Cie, a holding involved in the banking, insurance, industry and transport sectors, as Associate Manager.
In 1997, Mr. Labbé resigned from Worms & Cie and created L-A Finances.
Mr. Labbé graduated from IEP and ENA.
Former positions of Antoine Labbé
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|---|---|---|
LA Finances SA
LA Finances SA Investment ManagersFinance LAF is a private equity investment manager with a long-term outlook and a risk-averse approach to deal structuring. The firm holds a concentrated portfolio of direct equity participations in unlisted French companies, and participates in LBO operations in syndication with private equity firms, corporate partners, financial institutions or private individuals. LAF targets operations including venture capital investments, turnaround, successions and expansion financing. They favor family-owned businesses with a strong brand and invest between EUR 150 thousand and 3 million, with or without leverage, across development stages. LAF favors sectors related to services and retail. The firm acquires significant minority stakes and provides consulting support to their investee companies, promoting organic growth and acquisitions without interfering with operational management. | Founder | 2010-10-29 |
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LA Finances SA
LA Finances SA Investment ManagersFinance LAF is a private equity investment manager with a long-term outlook and a risk-averse approach to deal structuring. The firm holds a concentrated portfolio of direct equity participations in unlisted French companies, and participates in LBO operations in syndication with private equity firms, corporate partners, financial institutions or private individuals. LAF targets operations including venture capital investments, turnaround, successions and expansion financing. They favor family-owned businesses with a strong brand and invest between EUR 150 thousand and 3 million, with or without leverage, across development stages. LAF favors sectors related to services and retail. The firm acquires significant minority stakes and provides consulting support to their investee companies, promoting organic growth and acquisitions without interfering with operational management. | Finance |
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