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About Oddo BHF SCA

ODDO BHF SCA is the French parent company of the ODDO BHF Group, a Franco‑German financial services group created following the 2016 acquisition and integration of Germany’s BHF‑BANK by Oddo & Cie. Structured as a partnership limited by shares (Société en Commandite par Actions), it combines a controlling general partner with limited shareholder partners and is majority owned by the Oddo family and employees, with additional minority institutional investors. The group operates primarily through ODDO BHF SE in Germany, alongside regulated subsidiaries in France, Luxembourg, and Switzerland, and focuses on three main activities: wealth management/private banking for high‑net‑worth individuals and family offices; asset management for institutional clients and distributors via entities in France and Germany; and markets/corporate finance services that include European small and mid‑cap equity research, cash equity and fixed‑income execution, primary market distribution, and M&A advisory. It also offers custody and depositary services for investment funds. ODDO BHF SCA is subject to consolidated prudential oversight under CRR/CRD rules and publishes audited annual and Pillar 3 disclosures; local entities are supervised by BaFin/ECB (Germany), ACPR/AMF (France), CSSF (Luxembourg), and FINMA (Switzerland). Client asset protection depends on the contracting entity and jurisdiction; for example, deposits placed with ODDO BHF SE fall under Germany’s statutory deposit guarantee (EdB) and may benefit from the private banks’ voluntary scheme, each with its own conditions and limits. The group distributes UCITS/AIFs, segregated mandates, and SFDR‑classified strategies, and provides discretionary and advisory mandates, lending (including Lombard and real‑estate financing), and reporting. Pricing is negotiated by mandate and service type and varies across jurisdictions. The business has cyclical exposure to market levels (affecting fees and transaction volumes) and credit/interest‑rate risks in its banking book, and it operates under cross‑border marketing and suitability constraints. It does not position as a mass‑market retail bank; its client base and research footprint are concentrated in France, Germany, and adjacent European markets.