Oakley Capital invests in Spanish insurance broker Acierto
Private equity firm Oakley Capital has invested in Spanish digital insurance broker Acierto, in partnership with British insurance company Admiral Group and Spanish insurer Mapfre.
Oakley invested in the company via its Oakley Capital Private Equity III fund, which held a final close on €800m in October 2017 surpassing its initial €750m target.
Oakley Capital Investments' indirect contribution through its interest in its third fund is expected to be approximately £17m.
The acquirers will form a joint-venture holding company by merging Acierto with Rastreator, a Spain-based digital broker owned by Admiral and Mapfre. Admiral and Mapfre will retain the majority ownership in the holding company while Oakley will control a minority stake alongside management.
Rastreator is currently 75% owned by Admiral and 25% by Mapfre, while Acierto is majority-owned by its two founders, Carlos and Mario Brüggemann, who will retain a stake in the combined group following the transaction. In 2018, Rastreator generated revenues of €29m and Acierto recorded a turnover of €13m.
Company
Established in 2007 and headquartered in Madrid, Acierto is a digital insurance broker that enables consumers to compare prices from 30 car, motorcycle, health, life and home insurance providers. The business is composed of two companies – Asesor Seguros Online and Asesor Consumer Services – and generated revenues of €13m in 2018.
People
Oakley Capital – Peter Dubens (managing partner).
Admiral Group – David Stevens (CEO); Elena Betés (European and emerging price comparison CEO).
Acierto – Mario Brüggemann (managing director, co-founder); Carlos Brüggemann (co-founder).
Advisers
Equity – Macquarie Capital (corporate finance).
Acquirer – Clifford Chance (legal); Fenchurch Advisory Partners (corporate finance); KPMG (financial due diligence).
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