Belair House Family Office

Overview

Belair House S.A. is incorporated in Luxembourg and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Banque Internationale à Luxembourg, or BIL.¹ The firm operates as a specialised professional of the financial sector and is regulated and supervised by Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier.¹ A CSSF publication lists Belair House with statuses including investment adviser, broker in financial instruments, commission agent, private portfolio manager and Family Office.²

BIL described Belair House as an independent multifamily office serving wealthy families.³ The firm also provides investment management services for high net worth clients who want to organise and structure their wealth.¹

History

Belair House was incorporated in Luxembourg in 2014.¹ It launched its Family Office and Investment Management services in March 2014.⁴ Agefi reported that the firm formally inaugurated these activities at an event on 31 March 2014.⁵ At that time, Agefi described Belair House as a société anonyme and a member of the BIL Group.⁵ The firm had obtained specific Family Office and Investment Management approvals from Luxembourg’s Ministry of Finance.⁵

In 2023, BIL described Belair House as a family office focused on real estate and serving clients who wished to invest in that sector.⁶

Timeline

1. 2014Belair House was incorporated in Luxembourg in 2014.
2. 2023In 2023, BIL described Belair House as a family office focused on real estate and serving clients who wished to invest in that sector.

Leadership

Laurent Cooreman became CEO of Belair House effective 13 March 2023.⁶ Before joining Belair House, he served for nine years as Managing Director and a board member of CBRE Luxembourg.⁶ He also founded and owns Square Meter, which works on Luxembourg real estate partnerships and related asset management, leasing, sales, valuation, development and advisory activities.⁶

Services

Belair House provides family office and investment management services.¹ Its listed regulatory statuses include investment advice, financial instrument brokerage, commission agency and private portfolio management.² BIL has described the firm’s work as helping wealthy families and high net worth clients organise and structure their wealth.¹

The firm’s 2023 positioning focused on real estate investment.⁶ BIL said Belair House aimed to combine equity, debt, real estate knowledge, experience and network through a dedicated platform supporting clients’ wealth preservation and growth.⁶

What the firm offers

• Investment management
• Private and alternative investments
• Cross-border planning

Client focus

Published descriptions identify wealthy families as Belair House’s target client group.³ BIL also identified high net worth clients seeking help with wealth organisation and structuring.¹ The 2023 announcement described clients wishing to invest in real estate as a specific focus.⁶

Investment philosophy and approach

BIL described Belair House’s approach as pragmatic and highly personalised.³ The firm uses an open architecture principle, according to the same description.³ BIL framed the offering around protecting, expanding and passing on family wealth.³

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Sources

1. BIL Annual Report 2021 , accessed 23 October 2026.
2. CSSF Newsletter 157 , accessed 23 October 2026.
3. BIL Annual Report 2019 , accessed 23 October 2026.
4. BIL Annual Report 2019 , accessed 23 October 2026.
5. Agefi Luxembourg , accessed 23 October 2026.
6. BIL press release , accessed 23 October 2026.

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