P.A.P.A. Patrimoine
Independent wealth management and financial planning for entrepreneurs and families in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About P.A.P.A. Patrimoine
P.A.P.A. Patrimoine is an independent wealth management firm that advises entrepreneurs and families on structuring and managing personal and business assets. Its services include wealth planning, life insurance, structured products, private equity, protection, retirement savings and property investment.
The firm provides tailored advice and selects third-party financial products rather than offering in-house products. Its registered seat is Nice, France, and it was founded in 2017.
Product: Independent wealth management advice and financial planning, including investment, insurance, retirement and asset-transfer strategies.
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