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MH Conseil et Patrimoine
MH Conseil et Patrimoine is a French wealth management firm with a focus on European markets. It offers investment and financial planning services to clients.
MH Conseil et Patrimoine
MH Conseil et Patrimoine is a French wealth management firm with a focus on European markets. It offers investment and financial planning services to clients.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2018
Location
Region
Europe
Country
France
Corporate office
France
Frequently asked questions
What is the regulatory status of MH Conseil et Patrimoine in France?
As a conseil en gestion de patrimoine (CGP), the firm operates under a regulated advisory framework distinct from banks and insurers. CGP status requires registration with the relevant French authorities and adherence to the Code monétaire et financier. This imposes a multidisciplinary diagnostic obligation on the firm, legally requiring it to assess a client's full financial picture before making specific product recommendations. The model is centered on fee-based independence rather than commission-driven distribution.
Which asset classes feature most prominently in the firm's advisory approach?
The approach is structured around the traditional pillars of French wealth management: assurance-vie, real-estate investment vehicles, listed financial instruments, and private-equity placements eligible for tax relief. Tax optimization, particularly through the Pacte law framework and related instruments, is a recurring theme in how French CGPs structure allocations. The firm's advisory process begins with a comprehensive wealth diagnostic that informs the weighting of these asset classes.
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