Cyril Zivré

Director of Investments at Candover France SAS

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Mr. Cyril Zivré joined Candover in 1998, initially working for the Chevrillon-Candover joint venture.
Mr. Cyril Zivré joined from Generale de Santé where he was responsible for M&A activity.
He was part of the Candover team responsible for the buyout of Picard Surgelés, and most recently he led the buyout of Qioptiq.
He is based at Candover's Paris office.
He is a French national and holds an MBA from Ecole Superieure de Commerce.
He qualified as a chartered accountant with Coopers & Lybrand in 1988.

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Candover France SAS Candover France SAS Investment ManagersFinance Candover France SAS (CDFR) is the French office and a wholly-owned subsidiary of London-based investment trust Candover Investment plc (LSE: CDI). Established in 1980, the Candover group is a leading European buyout firm. The Paris office was established in 2002 and the group has additional offices in Milan and Madrid. The Candover group manages private equity funds. Their international clientele includes large pension funds, public institutions, insurance companies, cultural institutions, leading private equity firms and other financial institutions.	Director of Investments	08/04/2009

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Candover France SAS Candover France SAS Investment ManagersFinance Candover France SAS (CDFR) is the French office and a wholly-owned subsidiary of London-based investment trust Candover Investment plc (LSE: CDI). Established in 1980, the Candover group is a leading European buyout firm. The Paris office was established in 2002 and the group has additional offices in Milan and Madrid. The Candover group manages private equity funds. Their international clientele includes large pension funds, public institutions, insurance companies, cultural institutions, leading private equity firms and other financial institutions.	Finance