Giving access to the best savings solutions on the market and offering tailor-made asset management for all French people, this has been the main desire of Groupe Premium since its creation in 2000. In 23 years of existence, the entity has developed to become a benchmark. French player in wealth and insurance solutions, and asset management, serving individuals and professionals. Its activity revolves around three strategic poles. The first is intermediation, which continues to be the historical activity of the group and which operates mainly with its two subsidiaries, Predictis and Capfinances, through the distribution of life insurance, retirement and pension products. “Today this activity represents about 1,200 agents and about thirty agencies in France”says Yann Pelard, Groupe Premium’s director of operations.
The group’s second activity refers to asset management, which is made up of Flornoy Ferri, its own management company, and whose objective is to advise private and institutional clients on the preservation and growth of their financial assets. “In 2021, with the arrival of Eurazeo, which has become the group’s majority shareholder, we have also developed a third branch that refers to the CGP (Wealth Management Consulting) division that we hope will continue to grow in the near future”adds Yann Pelard.
A true group synergy
This multiplicity of knowledge allows the company to advise all types of savers, from “massively wealthy” clients to wealth managers, including institutional investors. “Today, our true strength is having the experience to advise all savers. It really is something that is unique. Like Flornoy Ferri, we benefit from dedicated structures that can, in their field of activity, create specific products in order to seek the maximum added value in the products that we will be able to offer to our customers. »
Today, Groupe Premium represents approximately 7 billion in assets under management and has also experienced exponential growth in its turnover during the year 2022, that is, 80%, including 70% organic growth. While the entity now plans to continue developing its three main activities, it also aims to move its knowledge abroad, particularly in Italy, Germany and Switzerland, which no other legacy asset management group has done yet.
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Source: BFM TV
