SSociete Generale provides a full range of financial services as a universal bank for individuals, businesses and institutions across Europe, Africa and beyond. Its three main areas cover consumer banking and insurance (French Retail, Private Banking and Insurance), wholesale markets and advisory (Global Banking and Investor Solutions), and international retail and mobility services (vehicle leasing, Komerční banka in the Czech Republic and BRD in Romania). It blends everyday banking with capital markets, structured finance and fleet management, plus venture investments through Societe Generale Ventures and SG Capital Partenaires. Its goal is to offer broad financial solutions, expand its international presence, grow digital channels like BoursoBank, and support startups and small businesses.
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Rowan Digital Infrastructure, a US developer of sustainable hyperscale data center campuses, has secured more than $1.5 billion in new corporate financing. The package includes a $600 million upsize of its term loan, led by Apterra Infrastructure Capital, which lifts that facility to $900 million. Citibank, N.A. led a new $590 million revolving credit facility and a $355 million letter of credit facility. The money is for early-stage development, from securing land and power to ordering long-lead equipment, across a 5.5 GW pipeline. Rowan can raise the revolver to up to $2 billion and the letter of credit facility to up to $1 billion. Rowan has raised more than $8 billion from over 40 lenders in the past 18 months. More than 1.2 GW is already contracted to technology customers.
Troilus hits gold in Quebec ground marked as waste. Troilus Mining (TSX: TLG; US-OTC: CHXMF) has found gold in past-producing ground treated as waste at its namesake Quebec project, raising the prospect of improving the planned open-pit operation's economics. Hole 87-26-524 cut 34 metres at 1.29 grams gold per tonne from 207 metres depth, including 12 metres at 3.04 grams, Troilus said Wednesday. The results come from the Z87 hanging wall, beside the main mineralized zone. "We view the results positively, as they support potential resource conversion, lower strip ratios, improved early-year mill feed and future pit optimization," Desjardins Capital Markets mining analyst Bryce Adams said Wednesday in a note. The exploration work comes as Troilus assembles financing for a redevelopment on the site of a former gold-copper mine. The federal assessment registry places the project about 170 km north of Chibougamau and 615 km north of Montreal. Converting waste to ore could reduce stripping and improve early mill feed. The results still need modelling, since the resource and reserve underlying September's updated study exclude all 2026 drilling, Troilus said. "We are confident in our existing mine plan, but remain committed to continual improvement and evaluating opportunities to strengthen it," CEO Justin Reid said. Drilling gaps. Some historical drill core was never assayed, leaving gaps in the geological model. Troilus is testing those intervals and inferred material around the proposed pit. Estimated true thicknesses are 75%-90% of the reported drill lengths. September's development update for the project envisaged a 26-year operation, with construction anticipated in 2027, first ore in September 2029 and commercial production in March 2030. Initial capital was estimated at about $1.43 billion (C$2 billion), Troilus said. Troilus received a credit-approved commitment for $850 million in debt from KfW IPEX-Bank and Société Générale in September. The package contemplated a further $250 million from Export Development Canada, subject to that lender's final approvals, Troilus said at the time. Shares of Troilus dropped 2.8% to C$1.56 Wednesday afternoon in Toronto, valuing the company at about C$880 million ($629 million). The stock has traded between C$1.20 and C$2.47 in the past year.
Castleton Commodities International LLC has successfully renewed and expanded its credit facilities, now totaling $2.4 billion, a boost from $2.1 billion in 2025.
Partners Group and Societe Generale bring private infrastructure fund to French life insurance investors. The evergreen ELTIF starts with more than fifteen infrastructure assets and is distributed exclusively through Societe Generale Assurances policies for eligible investors. Partners Group, Societe Generale Assurances and Societe Generale Private Banking have launched Partners Group Infrastructures Privées, an evergreen ELTIF specialised professional fund giving eligible individuals in France access to private infrastructure through a life insurance unit-linked investment option. The Article 8 SFDR-classified fund initially offers exposure to more than fifteen assets spanning sectors and geographies, drawing on Partners Group's infrastructure platform and evergreen fund experience. Investors face capital-loss and liquidity risks, including potential restrictions on redemptions, and should consider the investment over a long-term horizon. (PRESS RELEASE) PARIS, France, 10-Nov-2026 - /EuropaWire/ - Partners Group, Societe Generale Assurances and Societe Generale Private Banking have partnered to launch Partners Group Infrastructures Privées[1], a private infrastructure fund available as a unit-linked investment option through life insurance policies. The offering gives eligible individual investors in France access to a diversified portfolio of unlisted infrastructure assets. The new investment solution addresses increasing demand for asset diversification and opens access to an investment category that has traditionally been associated with institutional investors. Its longer-term drivers include the expansion of artificial intelligence, economic digitalisation, transport electrification and the energy transition. Worldwide infrastructure investment requirements are estimated to exceed EUR 100 trillion by 2040[2]. Infrastructure can offer portfolio diversification because its exposure to economic cycles may differ from that of conventional investments. Certain assets may also generate revenues backed by contracts or linked to inflation. The partners identify these features as potentially relevant for investors navigating volatile markets. Evergreen fund with a diversified infrastructure portfolio. The product is established as an evergreen ELTIF[3] specialised professional fund (FPS), without a fixed maturity date. It will be distributed in France by Societe Generale Private Banking and offered exclusively through Societe Generale Assurances life insurance policies. The unit-linked option is classified as Article 8 under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)[4]. Investment in the fund is subject to risks associated with unlisted assets, particularly potential loss of capital and limited liquidity[5]. Its long-term investment profile and possible restrictions on redemptions are detailed in the fund documentation. From inception, investors will gain immediate exposure to a seed portfolio comprising more than fifteen infrastructure assets, diversified across geographies and industries. The assets have been selected for their quality and longer-term performance potential. The portfolio will draw on Partners Group's approach to value creation, which emphasises building and expanding infrastructure platforms rather than investing only in individual assets. Its strategy may involve extending a platform's geographic footprint, operating capacity and range of services. Examples of the approach include investments in Nordic data centres, European building energy service providers and power generation platforms in North America. Fund liquidity management will also be informed by Partners Group's processes and experience accumulated over more than twenty-five years in managing evergreen investment structures. Executives on expanding access to private infrastructure. Steffen Meister, Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors at Partners Group, said: "The launch of this fund marks a further step in democratising access to private markets for eligible investors in France. In partnership with Societe Generale, we are offering an infrastructure investment solution that provides exposure to some of the most powerful thematic trends of our time." Esther Peiner, Partner and Head of Private Infrastructure at Partners Group, added: "Our global infrastructure platform is underpinned by proven origination capabilities and a best-in-class investment platform, with teams located around the world. In Europe, we continue to identify attractive opportunities in digital infrastructure, particularly in flexible power generation solutions, which play an essential role in supporting the development of artificial intelligence." Philippe Perret, Chief Executive Officer of Societe Generale Assurances, commented: "We are delighted with this partnership with Partners Group, which enables us to broaden the range of real assets available to our policyholders. This new infrastructure-focused solution fully supports our commitment to accompanying clients over the long term by offering meaningful diversification opportunities that combine investment in the real economy with long-term value creation." Mathieu Vedrenne, CEO of Societe Generale Private Banking, stated: "In a constantly evolving market environment, diversification is a cornerstone of long-term wealth planning. By providing access to a diversified selection of private infrastructure assets through life insurance, this new unit-linked investment option further enhances the solutions we offer our clients. It reflects our ambition to give them access to leading expertise and asset classes that were previously largely reserved for institutional investors, within a framework suited to the management of their wealth." Notes and investment disclosures. 1. Full name of the fund: Partners Group Infrastructures Privées FPS ELTIF 2. McKinsey & Company, "The infrastructure moment", 2025 3. ELTIF stands for European Long-Term Investment Fund. 4. An "Article 8" investment option promoting environmental and social characteristics within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088, known as the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) 5. Investment in this fund entails, in particular, a risk of partial or total loss of the capital invested. Although the fund may provide for periodic redemption windows, these do not constitute a guarantee of liquidity. Redemption requests may, in particular, be capped, deferred, partially executed or suspended under the conditions set out in the fund documentation. The investment should be considered over a long-term horizon. Press contacts. Societe Generale : Fanny Rouby (Assurances), + 33 1 57 29 11 12; [email protected] Stéphanie Foulon (Private Banking) +33 1 56 37 67 84; [email protected]
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