Bruellan

Bruellan

Bruellan was established in Geneva in 1991 by Antoine Spillmann and Jean-Paul Tissières as an independent wealth-management firm. The founders built the business on discretionary mandates for entrepreneurs and families rather than a single lineage. In 2022 the firm merged with 1875 FINANCE SA, creating the combined entity 1875-BRUELLAN SA. The firm deploys capital across public equities, private equity, hedge funds, real estate and commodities. It maintains late-stage and public-market exposure while participating in activist situations and distressed opportunities. Confirmed relationships include external management of BCV Swiss Small & Mid Caps, BCV Real Estate and BCV Multi-Asset funds as well as the Cronos real-estate investment fund. Geographic reach covers Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania through direct holdings and co-investments. The combined firm employs professionals across Geneva, Lausanne, Crans-Montana and Verbier. Antoine Spillmann serves on multiple boards including Gonet & Cie SA, Alpian SA and Investissements Fonciers SA. Grégoire Vaucher holds board seats at Swisspartners AG and Lake Geneva Investment Managers SA. June 2022: Bruellan merged with 1875 FINANCE SA to form 1875-BRUELLAN SA. Adjacent vehicles include the Fondation de Prévoyance 1875-BRUELLAN and several Geneva cultural foundations. Bruellan operates through a hybrid structure that blends multi-family office services with external asset-management mandates for Swiss banks and real-estate vehicles. This model creates recurring fee income and information advantages not available to pure family offices or standalone asset managers.