Res Familiaris
Family office6 people tracked
Investment thesis
Res Familiaris is a fee-only, fully independent multi-family office that advises wealthy families on all aspects of their global wealth. Its model eliminates conflicts of interest: it takes no retrocessions, sells no products, manages no funds, and has no contractual ties to asset managers or other intermediaries. Services span tailored investment advice, consolidated wealth reporting, portfolio auditing, financial asset allocation aimed at optimizing risk/return, selection of top-tier funds and managers worldwide, financing structuring, fee renegotiation, and coordination with legal and tax advisors. The firm emphasizes flexible, macro-driven asset allocation adapted to each client's risk profile and market conditions.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 6 people
from the firm's website
Principals & officers · per Companies House
what is this? ⓘLLP designated member · since 2009
LLP designated member · since 2009
LLP member · since 2010
Philippe Michel Gilles Rouault — 25–50% of voting rights, right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent limited liability partnership
Jerome Marie Bernard Lazare — 25–50% of voting rights, right to share surplus assets 25 to 50 percent limited liability partnership
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Res Familiaris focus on?
- Res Familiaris focuses on Sector Agnostic.
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