Le Conservateur
Also known as Groupe Le Conservateur, Les Assurances Mutuelles Le Conservateur, Les Associations Mutuelles Le Conservateur
Paris mutual savings and life insurer dating from 1844 (tontines). €12.24B under management (2025); partner investor in the Treasury-led Tibi initiative for tech funds.
- HEADQUARTERS
- Paris, France
- FOUNDED
- 1844
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
- TEAM LISTED
- 2 people
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Overview
Groupe Le Conservateur combines Les Associations Mutuelles Le Conservateur, a tontine society, and Les Assurances Mutuelles Le Conservateur, a mutual insurer, and sells life insurance, capitalisation, retirement, prévoyance and tontine savings; its tontine business dates from 1844. The group reported €12,240M under management at end 2025. The French Treasury lists Le Conservateur among the partner investors of the Tibi initiative, which commit institutional money to qualified funds financing technology companies. Its investment policy aims to capture the illiquidity premium of unlisted markets and to diversify through mandates and dedicated funds, and its SFCR reports residual capital-call commitments to private-equity (FCPR) funds subscribed by its tontine associations.
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Frequently asked questions
Le Conservateur is a institutional investor based in Paris, France, founded in 1844.
Le Conservateur does not primarily put its own money into private companies. It also commits capital to third-party funds as an LP.
Key people at Le Conservateur include Olivier Meunier (Président du Directoire) and Olivier Riché (Président du Conseil de Surveillance).
No. Le Conservateur invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.