Mirabaud Group Reopens Renovated Paris Headquarters at Avenue Hoche

More than two decades after opening its Paris office, Mirabaud Group has reopened its headquarters following a comprehensive renovation of a 19th-century building at 13 Avenue Hoche.

The project, which ran from September 2023 through December 2025, transformed the historic structure into a workplace spanning more than 1,000 square meters across five floors. A new top-floor extension now provides a reception area with views over the Paris skyline.

“We are delighted to have moved into these new offices, which have been designed to foster dialogue and proximity with our clients,” said Stéphane Jaouen, Head of Wealth Management France. “They support the strengthening of our integrated offering, at the crossroads of private banking, asset management and advice to entrepreneurs.”

Two Decades of Development in France

Mirabaud Group first opened a Paris office in 2003. Over the years, the group has expanded its activities in the French market. Mirabaud Advisors, a corporate advisory unit, was established in Paris in 2020 and has been directed by Marc Sabaté since 2025.

The renovated building brings together teams supporting the group’s three core activities in France: wealth management, asset management and corporate advisory.

The reopening of the headquarters also comes as Mirabaud Group’s European platform continues to develop. Émilie Serrurier-Hoël, appointed CEO of Mirabaud & Cie (Europe) SA in June 2025, oversees the Luxembourg-based European entity, whose branches include France, Spain and the United Kingdom. Within this structure, the Paris office operates as one of the group’s key locations in Europe.

Heritage and Contemporary Art

The Paris headquarters’ interior design combines the building’s architectural heritage with contemporary artworks. Pieces by artists Antoine Roegiers and Michel François for instance are displayed throughout the offices as part of Mirabaud Group’s long-standing engagement with contemporary art.

The group has developed an art collection over several decades and supports cultural initiatives in the markets where it operates.

In Paris, Mirabaud Group renewed its partnership with the Centre Pompidou in 2025, extending a collaboration that began in 2022 for an additional three years. As part of this partnership, the group is supporting one exhibition per year through 2027 at major Parisian venues, including the Louvre and the Grand Palais, while the Pompidou undergoes renovation. Notably, this includes support for a major exhibition dedicated to Henri Matisse, further highlighting the group’s commitment to promoting modern and contemporary art.“Contemporary art plays an essential role in our society by inviting us to re-evaluate the world and question ourselves,” said Lionel Aeschlimann, Senior Managing Partner of Mirabaud Group, when the partnership renewal was announced. “We want to support exhibitions that will make their mark on art history and be accessible to as wide an audience as possible.”

Supporting Mirabaud Group’s Paris Presence

Founded in Geneva in 1819, Mirabaud Group operates internationally with approximately 700 employees across several regions, including Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.

The renovated offices at Avenue Hoche provide a space designed to support collaboration among the group’s Paris teams and to welcome clients as part of Mirabaud Group’s broader European platform.

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