Intuitae

Intuitae does not operate a centralized investment committee that allocates a single pool of capital. Founders Christophe Achard and Luc Granger lead a team of dedicated advisors assigned to each family. Investment strategy, asset allocation, and manager selection are handled on a bespoke basis, with Intuitae acting as an analytical and decision-support layer rather than a discretionary fund manager. A dedicated team is embedded with each family to ensure continuity and deep familiarity with the family's total balance sheet.

Intuitae and Capitalium Wealth Management, an independent wealth manager based in Geneva, jointly created the brand ICSA For Single Family Offices. The venture combines Capitalium's asset management infrastructure with Intuitae's family office design methodology. ICSA builds, incubates, and operates single-family offices for the largest families, moving Intuitae beyond advice into structural implementation.

Intuitae is a multi-family office, not a venture firm or a single-family office. It does not raise external funds or manage commingled venture capital vehicles. The firm advises multiple families on governance, asset allocation, wealth engineering, and administrative services, and builds dedicated single-family offices for clients through its ICSA joint venture.

Intuitae facilitates both fund commitments and direct investments on behalf of its families. The firm's advisory process covers asset allocation across listed and unlisted markets, with confirmed investment types including private equity, real estate, and insurance-linked strategies. Individual family mandates determine the mix of direct co-investments, fund commitments, and direct property holdings. The Sarphati Office Building in Amsterdam is one directly held asset.

Intuitae's published materials do not list explicit sector exclusions. The firm's focus is driven by the four service pillars — asset allocation, wealth engineering, family governance, and exclusive services — rather than by sector-based investment mandates. Individual families may impose their own ethical or sector restrictions, which the dedicated advisory teams integrate into the tailored investment policy.

The firm maintains a connection to philanthropy through the Foundation Fournier-Majoie, where Intuitae's partner François Charlet serves as managing partner and a board member. This foundation operates as a separate legal entity from the family office advisory business. Intuitae's affiliation allows the firm to support families interested in structured charitable giving and mission-related investing without mixing philanthropic assets into its advisory balance sheet.

Intuitae sources private equity and real estate exposures for its families, which can include co-investment opportunities alongside external managers. The firm's sequential advisory process — analysis, implementation, monitoring — is designed to evaluate direct deal opportunities and fund commitments side by side. Co-investment participation depends on each family's specific mandate, but the firm's infrastructure supports analysis and execution of direct co-investments when appropriate.