1875 Finance

Investment decisions are made collectively by the firm's managing partners, who draw on backgrounds in Swiss private banking. They set strategic asset allocation and select external managers, rather than delegating to a separate investment committee or parent bank.

No. 1875 Finance follows an open-architecture philosophy, selecting external funds, managers, and direct investments for client portfolios. The firm does not manufacture or distribute its own in-house investment products, reducing conflict-of-interest risk.

Deal flow is sourced through the firm's network of private banks, fund managers, and co-investor contacts built over decades of Swiss wealth management. For private market allocations, the firm typically accesses opportunities via well-established fund relationships or direct introductions from other family offices.

1875 Finance is an owner-operated partnership, not a bank. It does not hold a banking license or take deposits. This structure separates wealth advice from product distribution, allowing the firm to act as a pure fiduciary without incentives to push in-house lending, trading, or asset management products.

1875 Finance operates as a multi-family office. It serves a select group of unrelated wealthy families, pooling resources for manager access and due diligence while keeping each family's assets segregated and managed to bespoke mandates.