Fgis

Wealth management and financial advisory services for individuals and businesses in France

Mulhouse, FranceFounded 2013fgis.frWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15

About Fgis

FGIS is a wealth management advisory firm offering support with estate planning, succession, financial goals, real estate investment and tax optimisation. It also arranges consumer, real estate and professional financing and credit consolidation.

The firm serves clients seeking wealth management, investment and financing advice. It is based in Mulhouse and was founded in 2013.

Product: Wealth management, investment, tax and financing advice, including real estate investment and credit consolidation.

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