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ELTIF · Private Debt · Domiciled in France

MAIF Dette Transition Sociale

Managed by EIFFEL Investment Group, France. Product design, fees, liquidity terms and AuM development, tracked monthly by Novantigo.

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About this fund

MAIF Dette Transition Sociale is an open-end French FCP managed by EIFFEL Investment Group, launched in 2024 and denominated in EUR. It is structured as an ELTIF under the ELTIF 2.0 framework and authorised in France under the FPS regime, a combination that allows the vehicle to be distributed domestically to retail investors while holding illiquid corporate loans. The underlying approach is direct lending within private debt, with the portfolio's country exposure reported as and a return objective stated by the manager as .

The liquidity mechanics are built around an evergreen share class rather than capital calls: the fund prices at a weekly NAV, accepts subscriptions on a weekly basis and processes redemptions weekly, so investors deal against a published valuation instead of a drawdown schedule. A minimum ticket of 30 EUR places it at the retail end of the access spectrum, and the manager reports assets of , with flows and valuation moves tracking since launch. As with any semi-liquid private debt structure, dealing terms are subject to the redemption-gating provisions of the ELTIF rulebook, and the loan book itself remains materially less liquid than the dealing calendar implies.

For classification purposes the fund is Article 8 under SFDR and carries a summary risk indicator of 3. Within the Novantigo universe of 494 vehicles as of 31 Jul 2026, it is one of 148 private debt funds, one of 80 domiciled in France, and one of 19 that sit in both groups, which is the relevant set for comparing its dealing frequency, minimum and risk classification against directly equivalent structures.

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Fees & costs

  • Entry fee
  • Redemption fee
  • Management fee (retail, low)
  • Management fee (retail, high)
  • Management fee (institutional, low)
  • Management fee (institutional, high)
  • Early-investor fee
  • Fee basis
  • Operating expenses
  • Distribution fee
  • Total cost ratio
  • Performance fee
  • Hurdle rate
  • High-water mark

Portfolio construction

  • Fund-of-funds share
  • Primaries share
  • Secondaries share
  • Directs share
  • Co-investments share
  • Liquidity pocket
  • Europe allocation
  • North America allocation
  • Asia-Pacific allocation
  • Latin America allocation
  • Rest-of-world allocation

Terms & scale

  • Latest AuM
  • Target size
  • Target IRR
  • Life span
  • Redemption gate
  • Lock-up penalty
  • Leverage limit
  • Leverage (AIFMD)
  • Share classes
  • Master-feeder setup

Key facts

Structure

Manager
EIFFEL Investment Group
Fund type
ELTIF
ISIN
FR001400S2R3
Legal structure
FCP
Regulatory regime
FPS
ELTIF version
ELTIF 2.0
Fund structure
Open-End
Inception
25 Nov 2024
Base currency
EUR

Strategy

Asset class
Private Debt
Strategy
Direct Lending
Geographic focus
Europe

Liquidity

Subscription frequency
Weekly
Redemption frequency
Weekly
NAV frequency
Weekly

Access & distribution

Investor type
Retail
Distribution scope
Domestic
Distribution countries
France
Minimum investment
30 EUR
SFDR
Article 8
Risk indicator (SRI)
3 of 7
›Frequently asked questions
Who manages MAIF Dette Transition Sociale?
MAIF Dette Transition Sociale is managed by EIFFEL Investment Group, headquartered in France.
What is the minimum investment for MAIF Dette Transition Sociale?
The minimum investment is 30 EUR. The binding terms are in the fund documents.
How often can investors redeem?
Redemptions are weekly.
What is an ELTIF?
A European Long-Term Investment Fund is an EU vehicle that lets non-institutional investors access private market assets under the ELTIF regulation (this fund operates under ELTIF 2.0).

Sourced from prospectuses, KIDs, factsheets and regulatory registers. Data as of 31 Jul 2026.

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