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About Natixis Wealth Management Luxembourg

Natixis Wealth Management Luxembourg is the Luxembourg-based wealth management arm of Natixis, part of Groupe BPCE, serving private clients, entrepreneurs, family structures, and professional investors. The institution provides discretionary and advisory portfolio management, custody and brokerage, multi‑currency cash accounts, term deposits, and credit solutions such as portfolio‑backed lending and real estate financing, subject to eligibility and collateral requirements. Its open‑architecture offering includes funds from Natixis Investment Managers and third‑party providers, structured products, and access to alternative investments; insurance‑based investment solutions may be available via external partners where permitted. Client onboarding follows Luxembourg KYC/AML standards with documentation on identity, source of wealth/funds, and tax residency; non‑resident and cross‑border relationships are accepted subject to internal policies and regulatory constraints. Pricing typically includes management or advisory fees, custody charges, transaction commissions, and product‑level costs; minimum relationship sizes apply and tariffs are provided on request. The institution is regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF). Eligible deposits are covered by the Luxembourg deposit guarantee scheme up to EUR 100,000 per depositor per institution; claims related to investment services may be covered by the investor compensation scheme up to statutory limits. Financial instruments held in custody are maintained in segregated accounts under Luxembourg law. Services are delivered with MiFID II suitability and appropriateness assessments and are subject to FATCA/CRS reporting where applicable. Digital channels provide account reporting and secure instructions. Product availability, lending terms, and tax consequences depend on client profile and jurisdiction. Complaints can be addressed to the institution and, if unresolved, may be submitted to the CSSF’s out‑of‑court resolution process.