PROGENTIS NV

Overview

PROGENTIS NV is a Belgian multi-family office serving successful entrepreneurs, executives and affluent private individuals who seek professional management of private wealth across generations. The firm presents its work as personalized, discreet and client-centered, with an emphasis on honest, transparent communication, knowledge and expertise.¹²

History

Progentis says Geoffroy Steyt founded the firm in 2007 after gaining experience at Belgian Family Office.³

Leadership

Geoffroy Steyt serves as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer. He leads the Investment Center and remains involved in daily client guidance.⁴

The team also includes Caroline Jacob in Financial & HR Management, Jos De Mulder as Chief Operations Officer, Patrick Moonen as Director Competence Center and Bernard Dufourny as Compliance Officer acting for Progentis Luxembourg.⁴

Progentis describes its ownership as fully held by the Steyt family, whose members participate in daily management and client relationships.⁴

Services

Progentis provides financial advice, succession planning, tax optimization, financial planning, real-estate planning, retirement planning, credit intermediation, acquisition planning and intermediation, and international planning.⁵

What the firm offers

• Financial planning
• Tax planning
• Estate planning
• Retirement planning
• Cross-border planning

Client Focus

The firm advises family businesses, successful entrepreneurs, executives and affluent private individuals seeking professional management of private wealth across generations.¹²

Approach

Progentis says it begins with a wealth analysis, then aligns recommendations with the client’s objectives. It can coordinate with a notary and accountant to develop an action plan.¹

Regulatory Status

The FSMA lists PROGENTIS under number 102535 with current statuses as a Belgian mortgage-credit broker, banking and investment-services broker and insurance broker. The official name has been valid since 29 August 2007.⁶

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Sources

1. PROGENTIS NV home
2. About Progentis
3. Geoffroy Steyt
4. Progentis team
5. Progentis expertises
6. FSMA register: PROGENTIS

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