As a pioneer and leader in the fiducie market, we act as fiduciaire (trustee) to secure your civil, corporate or patrimonial operations in France and abroad.
As a French Financial Markets Authority-approved management company, we guarantee full regulatory compliance, the confidentiality of transactions, as well as all the independence and neutrality expected of the fiduciaire acting as a trusted third party.
Renowned for our technicality, expertise and agility, our dedicated team accompanies you at each stage of your project, leveraging the experience and know-how we’ve acquired since 2008.
Placing excellence at the centre of our commitment, we provide you with a high-quality and tailor-made service to ensure the full efficiency of your operation.
€15B+
assets under administration
170+
fiducies under management
500+
fiducies since 2008
Tailor-made service
to best meet customer needs
Expertise and technology
for optimised asset management
Streamlined processes
for increased efficiency and safety
Our fiducie services
We support the full spectrum of operations:
- Fiducies for all types of assets, movable or immovable, tangible or intangible
- Fiducies with a security purpose (fiducie-sûreté) in a distressed or non-distressed context
- Real estate fiducies for SPV shares or real estate assets
- Fiducies for inventory, brands, equipment or receivables
- Fiducies with a management purpose in the context of private operations or corporate / M&A transactions
- Escrow and cash management or fiducies for liquidation purposes
- Fiducies with a wealth management purpose
We support you at every step of your fiducie trust arrangement
Structuring of the fiducie
We assist you in considering the legal, economic and operational relevance of the fiducie solution in relation to your objectives to determine the feasibility of the project and an optimised structuring of the fiducie for this purpose
Implementation of the fiducie agreement and the fiduciary estate (patrimoine fiduciaire)
Our team of former business lawyers assists you in setting up a tailor-made fiducie agreement and in opening up the fiduciary estate, taking into account your legal and operational constraints to guarantee smooth and efficient management of your assets
Management of the fiduciary assets
Our expert team ensures the careful and daily management of the fiducie assets in accordance with our mission and ensures the processing and follow-up of all related events
Closure of the fiduciary estate
At the end, we ensure the legal, administrative and operational closure of the fiduciary estate vis-à-vis the parties and third parties involved
Escrow and agency services
In addition to our fiduciary services, we act as escrow agent and security agent, enabling corporate and financial transactions to be fully secured.
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- One dedicated team
- Unrivalled technical expertise
- Committed service delivery
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.
Fiducie FAQs
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.