A&M Global Family Office

A&M Global Family Office

A&M Global Family Office was established in 2011 by Alexandre Valladier, who previously led the Middle East desk at Société Générale Private Banking in Monaco. The firm's wealth-origin ties are anchored in Valladier's enduring relationships with high-net-worth families across the Gulf, a book of business he built advising on cross-border wealth structures well before founding the Geneva practice. The MFO positions itself as an independent asset manager focused on entrepreneurs and inheritors who require coordination across multiple banking relationships and jurisdictions. The firm's deployment spans direct co-investments, special purpose vehicles, and fund-of-funds commitments, with confirmed exposure to FinTech, private credit, and real estate. An asset financing portfolio operates globally, while a documented residential asset — a penthouse on Avenue de la Croisette in Cannes — signals a parallel real-asset strategy in prime European property. Geographic focus is concentrated on Europe, the Middle East & Central Asia, and Africa, reflecting the founder's original client corridor. The firm's structure allows for both proprietary deal flow through its network and third-party manager selection for families unwilling to run direct origination themselves. Professionals linked to the A&M orbit include Enzo Marchetti, a managing director and partner at affiliated entity Alston Capital Sàrl who previously led a single-family office in the UAE, and Maria Roumy, a former family-office partner who spent seven years at A&M before launching WM Capital SA. Jean-Michel Beacco serves as an officer and director at Alston Capital, suggesting a constellation of interconnected vehicles rather than a single monolithic firm. A&M Global Family Office is also a long-standing member of the CCIG (Geneva's chamber of commerce) and the PCD Club, a private-wealth networking group, both reinforcing its embeddedness in the Swiss private-banking ecosystem. A&M's architecture is distinct for its dual-track model — a Geneva-registered multi-family office running alongside Alston Capital Sàrl, an affiliated entity that likely serves as a regulated portfolio-management vehicle. This structure mirrors a pattern common among Swiss independent wealth managers who separate client advisory from investment management for regulatory clarity. For Gulf families seeking a non-bank fiduciary hub in Switzerland, the firm's integration of banking coordination, direct deal access, and next-generation planning forms a deliberately narrow but high-touch service model.