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The Company Today |
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Banque Jean-Philippe Hottinguer & Cie is a bank registered with the CECEI (Comité des Etablissements de Crédit et des |
Entreprises d’Investissement, the Banque de France’s credit institutions and investment firms committee) providing its clients with custody, advisory and asset management services.
Among others, this agreement gives Banque Jean-Philippe Hottinguer & Cie a regulatory status in order to be in a position to operate directly on capital markets on behalf of its clients.
The Banque Jean-Philippe Hottinguer & Cie is thus a private and investment bank, mainly operating in corporate finance.
While safeguarding and enhancing the wealth of its private clients, the bank team has executed, for more than twenty years, a total of 200 transactions for an aggregated value exceeding 20bm Euros.
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Key Dates of the
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1786 |
Creation of Banque Hottinguer.
Jean-Conrad Hottinguer was just twenty-six years old when he founded his first banking house « Messieurs Rougemont et Hottinguer ».
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1790 |
Jean-Conrad moved into the next phase by creating “Messieurs Hottinguer et Cie, banquiers à Paris”, continuation of the first establishment. |
1803 |
Jean-Conrad Hottinguer is appointed as Regent of the Bank of France after its foundation in 1800. It is the beginning of an unbroken line of Hottinguer to sit on the Council of Regents for an exceptionally long 133 years. |
1833 |
Jean-Conrad passed the torch to his son, Jean-Henri, who positioned the bank to play a pivotal role in France’s industrial economy.
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1892 |
Maurice Hottinguer takes the lead of « Messieurs Hottinguer et Cie », being at the same time Regent of the Bank of France and President of the Caisse d’Epargne. |
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1914
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During these years, the Hottinguer family supported a large number of Protestant charities, such as the Maison de Boissy women’s normal school and the Société de Secours aux Blessés Militaires, a predecessor of the French Red Cross. |
1920 |
Henri Hottinguer carried out major transformations during his leadership, starting with the wave of nationalizations in post-war France, among which Bank of France’s nationalization. |
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1945
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Henri and his partners moved the bank and protected their clients’ interests, often at great risk. When Henri died, his son Rodolphe took over the reins. |
1985 |
Rodolphe died and was succeeded by his son Henri. |
1989 |
Jean-Philippe, Emmanuel and François Hottinguer, representatives of the 6th generation of the Hottinguer family, decide to open their own establishment in Paris to pursue their family’s vision of an investment bank focused on corporate finance. Their idea was to create a 19th century merchant bank with 21st century resources. |
1996 |
Jean-Conrad, Jean-Philippe’s son, representative of the 7th generation of the Hottinguer family, joined the bank. |
2006 |
The Bank of France authorized the establishment to operate under the name « HR Banque » giving the family the opportunity to continue the adventure launched by Jean-Conrad Hottinguer in 1796. |
2007 |
The Bank of France authorized « HR Banque » to operate under the name « Banque Jean-Philippe Hottinguer & Cie » enabling the name Hottinguer to be carried on in the French banking history.
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