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{{a|glossary|}}A société d'Investissement en capital à risque (a “[[SICAR]]” to her friends) is a bespoke [[Luxembourg]] vehicle intended for venture capital or private equity investment.
{{a|glossary|}}A [[société d’investissement en capital à risque]] (a “[[SICAR]]” to her friends) is a bespoke [[Luxembourg]] vehicle intended for venture capital or private equity investment.
 
Not to be confused with a [[SICAV]] or a [[SICAF]], although if you try reading the Luxembourg netting opinion for [[GMRA]]s you will be [[Extraordinary rendition|sorely tempted]].


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A société d’investissement en capital à risque (a “SICAR” to her friends) is a bespoke Luxembourg vehicle intended for venture capital or private equity investment.

Not to be confused with a SICAV or a SICAF, although if you try reading the Luxembourg netting opinion for GMRAs you will be sorely tempted.

See also