KIMPA
Family officeSeed · 2 people tracked
Investment thesis
KIMPA is a multi-family office serving families and entrepreneurs across the full scope of their wealth. It structures bespoke investment portfolios using an integrated return-risk-impact approach, sourcing, vetting, modeling, and managing allocations in line with clients' long-term strategy and convictions. Beyond investment, it builds durable philanthropic strategies, coordinates cross-border wealth engineering covering taxation, succession, and mobility, and supports family enterprise governance by helping preserve and regenerate the family's economic, human, societal, and reputational capital.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 2 people
from the firm's websiteWhat they invest in
from 2 of 2 portfolio companiesCircular Economy ×1Cleantech ×1PropTech ×1Retail Tech ×1
HQs:France×2
Investments · 2 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathKerria AM is an asset management firm specializing in heritage property acquisition and development in Paris, focusing on identifying and transforming remarkable historic real estate assets.
PropTechParis, FR
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does KIMPA invest at?
- KIMPA invests at the Seed stage.
- What sectors does KIMPA focus on?
- KIMPA focuses on Sector Agnostic.
Media · Podcasts & interviews
featuring the teamOlivier Rieu, CEO of KIMPA: the real asset risk lies in the transfer of ownership.
Olivier Rieu · hubfinance.com
Régénérer plutôt qu'accumuler avec l'un de co-fondateurs de Kimpa : Julien Lescs
Finscale · Julien Lescs
[EXTRAIT] #192 - Olivier Rieu et Vincent Piche (Kimpa) - Investir, impacter, inspirer
Finscale · Olivier Rieu
#192 - Olivier Rieu et Vincent Piche (Kimpa) - Investir, impacter, inspirer | Finscale
Solenne Niedercorn · Olivier Rieu
Kimpa - Olivier Rieu | Impact investing : associer le rendement et l'impact extra-financier
Occur Excellence Patrimoniale · Olivier Rieu
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