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Founded in 1965 in Nantes as a stockbroking firm, Portzamparc has established itself as a leading specialist in French small and mid-cap stocks. Acquired by BNP Paribas in 2005, the company leverages the strength of a major banking group while maintaining its agile, specialized focus. Portzamparc offers a comprehensive range of services catering to individual investors, institutional clients, and corporations, including stock market brokerage, financial analysis, corporate finance (M&A, IPOs), and private wealth management.

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Portzamparc Groupe BNP Paribas

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