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Providence Capital NV
Multifamily office listing in Bussum, Netherlands.
- Founded 2005
- Headquarters
- Bussum, Netherlands
- Founded
- 2005
Dutch multi-family office providing coordinated wealth guidance and tailored solutions for families, entrepreneurs, and charitable institutions.1
Overview
Providence Capital helps clients coordinate complex wealth matters through family-office administration, privacy support, reporting, strategic advice, wealth management, and private-markets investing.23
History
Founded in 2005, Providence Capital reports that its founders have worked together for more than 20 years. The organization has grown to approximately 30 professionals.14
Leadership
The firm identifies Andries Nieuwland, Hugo Hooft Graafland, and Nienke Bollen as Managing Partners. Wouter Sturkenboom serves as Chief Investment Officer.5
Services
Providence Capital provides family-office administration, privacy support, reporting, strategic advice, wealth management, and private-markets investing. Its strategic-advice work includes translating objectives into investment plans, coordinating outside advisers, scenario analysis, manager selection, governance, and investment-committee support.36
Its private-markets service supports clients from opportunity selection through investment exit, with decisions based on each client’s risk and return profile.7
What the firm offers
- Family governance and education
- Administration and bill pay
Client Focus
The firm serves families, entrepreneurs, and charitable institutions, including more than 100 families and charitable institutions according to its published figures.24
Approach
Providence Capital describes its wealth-management approach as customized and diversified across specialist managers and index products, coordinated by one independent party. The firm states that responsible-investment screening has applied across its wealth-management investments since 2012.34
Assets and Registration
Providence Capital reports more than EUR 3 billion in assets under management.4
The firm states that it holds an asset-management licence from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets and a trust licence from De Nederlandsche Bank. Belgium’s Financial Services and Markets Authority lists Providence Capital NV as a Netherlands-based alternative-investment-fund manager authorized for individual portfolio management, investment advice, and order reception and transmission, with the listing valid from 21 September 2005.89
FAQs
Who does Providence Capital serve?
Providence Capital serves families, entrepreneurs, and charitable institutions with complex wealth-coordination needs.2
What services does Providence Capital provide?
Its services include family-office administration, privacy support, reporting, strategic advice, wealth management, and private-markets investing.3
How does Providence Capital manage investments?
The firm describes a customized approach diversified across specialist managers and index products, with coordination by one independent party. Its private-markets work follows each client’s risk and return profile from opportunity selection through exit.37
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