BNP Paribas Privalto is named Best Structured Products Provider 2022

For the fourth consecutive year, Gestion de Fortune has awarded BNP Paribas Privalto ‘Best Structured Products Provider’.

Created in 2005, Privalto – Global Markets’ Structured Products offering for French Financial Advisors – supports 4,000 Financial Advisors based in France.

Gestion de Fortune is the publication of reference in Wealth Management in France, and recently awarded BNP Paribas as Best Structured Products Provider in its annual ‘Palmarès des Fournisseurs’. The award was given after asking their French Financial Advisor readers to vote for their favourite Structured Products provider in 3 criteria: quality of the product offer, quality of the service and proficiency of the sales team. 

In a difficult year with the ongoing pandemic, clients needed a provider that showed consistent service and focused on high quality partnerships. The Privalto team was able to meet client needs capitalising on the overall group’s robustness and thanks to clients’ trust and support, sustained a leading position on the market for the 4th consecutive year.

This award issued by Gestion de Fortune demonstrates both the trust of our clients and the commercial power of Privalto BNP Paribas. With a spectacular growth of the IFA market, Privalto keeps its leading position in structured products for the 4th year in a row while continuously gaining market share.

Jeremy Suissa, Head of Privalto France
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