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The Back and Middle Office Manager provides support and assistance for portfolio management activities. They work closely with custodians, valuers and/or counterparties to record and monitor transactions, as well as regulatory and internal ratios. They prepare the validation of net asset values and draw up various reports.

The Property Manager manages a real estate portfolio. They draft leases and amendments, manage relationships with tenants, and carry out all of the activities associated with rental management (receipts, collection, rent recovery and inventory of fixtures and fittings). They also ensure that assets are properly managed from a technical standpoint for works and operations (in conjunction with the Works Manager) and prepare building operations contracts.

The ESG/ISR Analyst supports Asset Managers and Fund Managers in integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria into their funds’ investment strategy. They play a key role in drawing up and monitoring action plans, collecting and processing ESG data to analyse non-financial performance, mapping the climate risk of our real estate assets and managing their carbon footprint.

The Marketing Department studies market trends to gain a better understanding of the environment the company operates in. It contributes to portfolio management discussions, in terms of innovation and performance, as well as product communication. Working closely with the Sales Department, the Marketing Department responds to calls for tender and due diligence.

Client Services handles client requests and supports Marketing by responding to calls for tender and due diligence. It manages fund general meetings and consolidates client information. The Client Services Department also monitors and communicates with online platforms and brokers to ensure effective collaboration and high-quality services

The risk prevention and management system involves identifying and analysing financial, operational and non-compliance risks and ensuring that financial instruments comply with regulations by assisting the business units and management bodies.

The Risk Manager helps to raise teams’ awareness of regulatory issues, carries out one-off or recurring checks, prepares internal reports and/or is involved in drawing up legal and regulatory reports. They help to update risk maps and create procedures and policies.