Hottinger Group

Hottinger Group

Hottinger Group traces its origins to the Hottinger banking family that established its first institution in Paris in 1786. The modern multi-family office was formed through the 2016 merger with Archimedes Private Office and maintains headquarters at 4 Carlton Gardens in London. Mark Robertson transitioned from CEO to Chairman in 2025. The firm deploys capital through an endowment-style mandate that spans private equity, private credit, hedge funds, real estate, direct co-investments and collectibles. It maintains relationships with managers in New York, Geneva, Zurich and Luxembourg while executing mandates in Europe, North America and the Middle East & Central Asia. Investment stages include early-stage venture, growth equity and buyouts. The firm does not publish named portfolio holdings. Hottinger Group employs professionals across London, Dublin and Geneva. In February 2025 Edmond de Rothschild Group acquired a 70 percent stake in the business. The firm maintains the Hottinger Art Collection and supports the Hottinger Prize for Excellence as well as Prism the Gift Fund. Penny Lovell also serves on the board of the Personal Investment Management & Financial Advice Association. Hottinger Group preserves an ownership structure that combines founding-family capital with aligned external executives and a majority institutional partner. This hybrid model supports both multi-generational governance mandates and access to institutional co-investment opportunities without reliance on third-party platforms.