Final close of CVI Private Debt Fund II and further inflows to evergreen funds
CVI Fund II
CVI Dom Maklerski has announced the final close of CVI Private Debt Fund II, which reached EUR 262 million in commitments. In the recent closing, Erste Group, the leading financial institution in Central Europe, joined the fund’s investor base, alongside ALTUM, a Latvian financial institution supporting business development and Raiffeisen Investment. Investors in CVI Private Debt Fund II include, among others, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), European Investment Fund, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, IFC – International Finance Corporation, Polish Development Fund (PFR), as well as pension funds from four countries (including PKO TFI), banks (including Erste Bank), asset managers (including Raiffeisen Investment), family foundations, high-net-worth individuals.
The capital raised by the fund will be used to support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises in Central Europe, including the international expansion of Polish companies. CVI Private Debt Fund II is the second institutional private debt fund managed by CVI.
Launched in 2024, the Fund provides flexible private debt financing primarily to small and medium-sized enterprises in Central Europe. Since its launch, the fund has already completed 28 investments. The Fund has also recorded its first exit, demonstrating the effectiveness of its investment strategy and its ability to generate returns in line with expectations.
CVI Private Debt Fund II finances companies across selected sectors, including, industrial production, renewable energy, leisure, B2B services, healthcare, consumer goods, financial services, transport, and TMT. The Fund expects to complete more than 40 investments across Central Europe, with a primary focus on Poland, as well as Romania, Czechia, Slovakia, the Baltic states, Hungary, Slovenia and Croatia.
CVI evergreen funds
We continue to record positive net inflows to our evergreen funds. In the first half of 2026 our assets under management in evergreen structures increased by more than EUR 50 million. Our evergreen strategies focus on private debt financing across real estate, financial services sector and corporates across a variety of sectors.