WFM & Partners Genève

WFM & Partners Genève

Founded in Geneva by Selim Feghali, WFM & Partners Genève operates as a multi-family office serving families with cross-border wealth concentrated across Europe and the Middle East. Feghali previously held a partner role at Quilvest, the global private investment house, before establishing the firm. The office reflects Geneva's historic position as a hub for discreet international wealth management and structuring. The firm deploys capital directly across multiple asset classes. Confirmed strategies include direct co-investments and special purpose vehicles in private equity, a global real estate portfolio spanning mixed-use assets, commodity exposure, and agricultural landholdings. The investment perimeter also covers physical art assets, which the firm consolidates as part of its broader family wealth preservation mandate. Execution geography runs from Europe through the Middle East and into Central Asian markets. Team scale and total assets under management have not been publicly disclosed. WFM & Partners Genève holds membership in the Association Suisse des Gérants de fortune, the Swiss asset-management industry body. Feghali also sits on the board of LIFE, the Lebanese International Finance Executives network, where he chairs the Geneva Committee, giving the firm a direct link to the diaspora's professional and capital networks. Through these channels, the office maintains a pipeline that is difficult for non-Swiss competitors to replicate. The firm's structure combines elements of a traditional Swiss multi-family office with the operational style of a direct investment platform. Rather than solely allocating client capital to external managers, WFM & Partners Genève constructs SPVs for specific assets, particularly in real estate and private equity. This hybrid model gives client families both the governance framework of a family office and the exposure precision of a direct investment shop, without the intermediation costs embedded in standard wealth management mandates.