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Officium Asset Management
Founded as a private, employee-owned company, Officium Asset Management operates outside any financial group. Its share capital is fully held by founding...
Officium Asset Management
Founded as a private, employee-owned company, Officium Asset Management operates outside any financial group. Its share capital is fully held by founding partners and staff shareholders, a structure designed to ensure continuity of principles over time. The firm serves private and institutional clients from offices in Paris and Brussels, administering wealth strategies across French and Belgian jurisdictions. Officium deploys capital across three complementary verticals: financial asset management through discretionary mandates, private investments in unlisted opportunities, and high-level legal and tax engineering. The private-investment arm sources direct deals and co-investments, selecting unlisted opportunities with high value-creation potential beyond traditional financial markets. The firm also publishes guidance on constructing private-equity portfolios and on navigating French tax-law changes, notably the Loi de Finances 2025. Offices are located at 42 Avenue Raymond Poincaré in Paris's 16th arrondissement and at Avenue Louise 367 in Brussels. The dual presence supports a cross-border private-office model that coordinates legal, tax, and regulatory advice across multiple jurisdictions — a structural response to client demands for unified oversight of dispersed assets. Structurally, Officium is neither a multi-family office aggregator nor a product-distribution arm of a bank. It is an employee-owned, independent management company that merges in-house legal-tax advisory with discretionary portfolio management and private-deal sourcing — an architecture designed to reduce fragmentation in decision-making and fee leakage that can arise when clients use separate advisors for each discipline.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2020
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
France
City
Paris
Corporate office
42 Avenue Raymond Poincaré, 75116 Paris, France
Additional offices
Brussels, Belgium
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Officium Asset Management source private investments?
Officium selects private investment opportunities internally, targeting unlisted assets with high value-creation potential that sit outside traditional financial markets. The firm's website indicates it sources direct deals and co-investments for its clients, though specific deal flow channels are not publicly detailed.
Who owns Officium Asset Management?
The company is privately held, with its entire share capital owned by founding partners and employee shareholders. This capital structure makes it independent of any financial group, a point the firm emphasizes in its own description of its governance.
Does Officium manage assets only for French residents?
No. Officium maintains offices in both Paris and Brussels, and its private-office service actively coordinates legal, tax, and regulatory advice for clients across multiple jurisdictions. Its client base includes private individuals and institutional investors in at least France and Belgium.
What is Officium's approach to legal and tax engineering?
Legal and tax engineering is a first-priority vertical, conducted upstream from financial portfolio management. The firm structures clients' juridical and fiscal situations before selecting assets, aligning the overall strategy with the client's personal and family life choices.
Does Officium participate in secondary-market transactions?
The firm's public materials only describe private investments in unlisted, value-creation opportunities and discretionary mandates for financial assets. There is no publicly available information confirming participation in secondary-market transactions or dedicated secondary funds.
What types of assets does Officium manage under discretionary mandates?
The firm's financial-management service provides complete asset-management solutions under discretionary mandates, integrating services tailored to each client's constraints and current regulations. Specific asset classes or instruments are not disclosed; the mandate structure is described only as being adaptive to individual client requirements.
How does Officium's Brussels office operate relative to the Paris headquarters?
The Brussels office is part of a separate entity named 'Officium Participations' at Avenue Louise 367, while the Paris headquarters operates as the main asset-management company. Both share a single contact email, suggesting a coordinated cross-border offering, but the precise operational, legal, and regulatory relationship between the two entities is not publicly detailed.
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