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0100 Conferences 3TS Podcast about the world of LPs and the challenge of fundraising

Elbruz YIlmaz, Investment Director at 3TS Capital Partners was talking with Pete Flynn, Director at Candela Capital about the world of LPs and the challenge of fundraising. They looked at some critical areas where fundraising GPs should pay attention to.

3TS Capital Partners is one of the leading European technology focused private equity and venture capital firms. 3TS provides expansion capital and buyout funding for small and medium-sized businesses in growth sectors including Technology & Internet, Media & Communications and Technology-Enabled Services. Investors in the current and past 3TS funds totaling over €300 million include EIF, EBRD, Cisco, OTP, Sitra, 3i and KfW among others.

Candela Capital based in Harrogate, United Kingdom, offers a variety of placement and marketing services to the private equity and real asset community.


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