Investor Type | Firm |
Industries | Other • IT (& TMT) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) |
Investing | France |
Investment Range | $1,850,000 - $1,850,000 |
Caisse d'Epargne, founded in 1818, is a notable banking institution headquartered in Paris, France. It specializes in providing a comprehensive suite of financial services and expert advisory to individuals, professionals, associations, enterprises, and sectors such as public & social housing and professional real estate. They are deeply invested in personal banking, offering day-to-day account management, credit simulations for various purposes like vehicle purchase or housing, savings management, and insurance solutions. Caisse d'Epargne also provides tailored services for professionals, proposing custom-made solutions for artisans, merchants, liberal professions, winegrowers, franchisors/franchisees, and small businesses. In addition, they support associations and the social and solidarity economy (ESS) sector, providing account management, fundraising solutions, financial advice, and insurance services. For businesses, including SMEs, medium-sized companies, and startups, they offer comprehensive services encompassing cash management, treasury and investment financing, insurance, and elaborate financial operation structures. They assist public sector entities and social housing organizations through dedicated advisers offering specialized services. In the real professional estate domain, Caisse d'Epargne positions itself as a leading financier for project developers, renovators, and subdivision planners. Their investment capacity specifically in other industries as well as IT and TMT includes a minimum and maximum investment amount of €1,850,000. They propose modern digital banking solutions with a suite of online functionalities accessible via their mobile app or website, providing convenience and support through an extensive network of branches and advisers. The bank also offers specific programs for the young, families, private wealth management, financial difficulties, protected individuals, and caretakers or dependents, highlighting a commitment to inclusive and sustainable banking practices.