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We are always on the lookout for passionate people that possess IQ and EQ to join our growing team.
As a regulated asset management company, we provide fiducie services to lenders, investors and borrowers by managing any asset type. With our help, you can be assured that your fiducie is in good hands and you’re receiving the highest level of expertise and guidance possible.
We can support you with:
From initial structuring to set-up, management, and termination, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our focus is on protecting and enhancing your assets, and we do this by ensuring complete compliance with French law and all relevant regulations.
We offer tailored solutions to lenders, investors, and borrowers for a wide range of financial transactions. You will benefit from our vast experience in managing a variety of different assets, including real estate and real estate companies, raw materials, inventories, vehicles, trademarks and receivables.
Our extensive experience in fiducie asset management is backed by our partnerships with leading banking groups in France. We’re approved by many French subsidiaries of European banks, and our expert team provides exceptional fiducie services.
We’re an independent asset management firm, with no affiliations to any specific lender. This means that there are no conflicts of interest, and we can focus solely on delivering fiducie services that exceed your expectations.
Are you looking for a reliable partner to manage your fiducie and protect your financial interests? Contact us today to find out how we can help you protect and enhance your assets.
A Fiducie is the French equivalent of an English trust, used to transfer property or assets to a trustee for a specific purpose while still retaining the benefits of the property for the owner or someone else. To be valid, a fiducie must be registered with both the national registry and the French Inland Revenue.
A fiducie serves two purposes: it can be used to ensure that an obligation is fulfilled (such as repaying a loan), or as a way to manage an asset for a specific period of time. This allows for a trustee to manage the assets on behalf of the beneficiary, ensuring that their interests are protected.
No, a fiduciary is a person who is responsible for managing someone else’s money or property. If you become a fiduciary, you have a legal obligation to manage that person’s money and property for their benefit, not for your own. In other words, you must act in the person’s best interest and put their needs first.
Working with IQ-EQ has been seamless – you and your team understand our business, advise us appropriately, and handle your side of our collective partnership so that we can focus on making good investment decisions. Evan Gibson SVP, Merchants Capital
We are always on the lookout for passionate people that possess IQ and EQ to join our growing team.