Fiblac
Also known as Financière de Blacailloux
Chamoin family holding company (Tourves and Levallois-Perret, 2011) with stakes in insurance, wine, events and property businesses; led the 2025 Albingia buyout.
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Family & background
- FAMILY
- Chamoin
- HEADQUARTERS
- Tourves, France
- OFFICES
- Levallois-Perret, France
- FOUNDED
- 2011
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- STAGES
- SeedSeries ABuyout
- ROUTES
- Direct investments
- STRATEGIES
- Private equityVenture capitalReal estateDirect investments
Overview
Financière de Blacailloux (Fiblac) is a family holding company created in 2011, with teams in Tourves (Var) and Levallois-Perret. It holds majority and minority stakes in insurance companies, runs the Domaine de Blacailloux wine and events estate, and develops property through Edyl and Enna. It also invests in insurtech and impact start-ups at seed and Series A alongside VC funds and family offices. In May 2025 it led the consortium that bought insurer Albingia from Eurazeo.
Investment thesis
Long-term seed and Series A investments in entrepreneurs using technology to address major challenges, with a preference for insurtech and impact, alongside venture funds or family offices.
Holdings & investments (5)
- AlbingiaNOTABLEFintech · since 2025
- CFDPFintech · since 2016 · Exclusive negotiations for sale to AG2R La Mondiale (Jul 2026)
- Domaine de BlacaillouxFood & Agriculture
- EdylReal Estate & PropTech
- EnnaReal Estate & PropTech
People
- Hugo de GerauvilliersChief Investment Officer · source
- Bruno ChamoinFounder, Président · source
- Marie BarbaretDirectrice Générale · source
- Valentine de LasteyriePartner, Directrice Générale · source
- Pascale ChamoinPartner, Directrice Générale · source
- Hubert FaulquierDirecteur Général Délégué, insurance division · source
- Bernard LothDirecteur Général Délégué, insurance division · source
- Rickman HaevermansDirecteur Général, Blacailloux Bastides et Domaines · source
Classification
Family Holding. A family's holding company that owns stakes in several separate businesses or invests beyond its own group, without calling itself a family office. How family capital is classified →
FAQ
Fiblac is a family holding based in Tourves, France, founded in 2011.
Fiblac invests on behalf of the Chamoin family.
Fiblac invests directly in companies. Its stated asset mix includes private equity, venture capital, real estate and direct investments.
Fiblac invests at Seed, Series A and Buyout stages in Fintech, Food & Agriculture and Real Estate & PropTech.
Key people at Fiblac include Bruno Chamoin (Founder, Président), Marie Barbaret (Directrice Générale), Valentine de Lasteyrie (Partner, Directrice Générale) and Pascale Chamoin (Partner, Directrice Générale).
Fiblac's holdings and investments include Albingia, CFDP, Domaine de Blacailloux, Edyl and Enna.
The most recent publicly reported investment by Fiblac is Albingia (Buyout (consortium lead)), announced in May 2025.
No. Fiblac invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.