Liquidative value

The definition of liquidative value is the net value of your asset in cash as of a given day.

This concept is very important to understand as it is on the liquidative value that banks, hedge funds and brokers asses one s capacity of payement. Through our many years of experience in private banking we realized that most clients do not bank with one bank alone. They do not know what their global pledge capacity is, what their global asset situation looks like and how exposed they are on a consolidated basis. Our job is about risk management, structuration, control and overview:

we give you the tools to gather all your financial informations on any type of asset, evaluate said assets (for real estate or art for instance) consolidate the data and express it in a given currency according to your needs.