Our client, an American living and working in Paris. Her income originated from multiple sources and was primarily commission based.

Our non-resident clients, an Australian couple working in Australia, came to us with a project to acquire a holiday home with stables in the South-West of France.

Our newly retired British clients wanted to raise €500,000 to finance renovation works on a Château they had recently purchased for a price of €2.6 million.

Our American clients residing in New-York, both over the age of 70, were looking to finance the purchase of their Paris apartment to minimise exposure to French Wealth-Tax impact. Impacted by FATCA related restrictions, their long term banking partner had not been able to meet their expectations.

Our Russian clients, employed by a large multinational company in Moscow, were looking to finance the purchase of a second home in the South of France. Their objective was raise mortgage finance to avoid liquidating their portfolio of financial assets to finance the acquisition.

Our Lebanese client was the Director of an SCI company which was the owner of a €2 million apartment in Paris. His requirement was to refinance a €1.6 million Director loan he had advanced to the SCI company, partly to finance a renovation works.