UFF

Union Financière de France Banque (UFF) is a prominent wealth management advisory bank established in 1968. For over five decades, the company has specialized in providing wealth management services and products to both individual and corporate clients across France. UFF's core business revolves around offering tailored financial advice and a comprehensive range of investment solutions. The company's product portfolio is developed through an open architecture approach, ensuring a diverse selection that includes real estate, financial securities, and life insurance. Additionally, UFF caters to businesses with a variety of products such as retirement savings plans, employee savings plans, and medium-term cash management solutions.

UFF prides itself on its extensive network of financial advisors, which forms the backbone of its client-centric approach. As of 2017, the company employed 1,500 individuals, with nearly 1,200 of them serving as financial advisors. More recent figures indicate a team of nearly 1,220 collaborators, with approximately 850 dedicated to advisory roles, highlighting a continued focus on personalized client service. The company is committed to the ongoing development and training of its advisors to ensure high levels of client satisfaction and to adapt to evolving regulatory landscapes like MIF 2 and DDA. UFF serves a substantial client base, which in June 2017 consisted of 212,000 clients, including 187,000 individuals and 25,000 corporate clients. By recent accounts, this has grown to 194,000 clients, encompassing private individuals, professionals, and businesses. The company manages significant assets, with €13.1 billion in assets under management according to recent data. UFF is headquartered in Paris, France, and is registered under R.C.S. No. 473 801 330. The company has demonstrated a commitment to growth and adaptation, exemplified by strategic initiatives like the 'Odyssée 2020' plan, which aimed to transform its systems, enhance client satisfaction, and ensure regulatory compliance.