Récession en France : Ce que font les plus riches

Private Equity Club Deal: https://onlineasset.com ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Information ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #financialanalysis #entrepreneurship #investment #strategy 00:00 – Introduction: French GDP declines, inflation at 2.4%, record debt... 00:46 – The situation in France in 2026 (Record number of business closures, etc.) 03:27 – What are the wealthy doing? (What the UBS report says) 06:08 – Anti-fragile portfolio strategy 08:13 – The case of gold (physical, paper…) 11:34 – How to use private debt? (Morgan Stanley Report) 17:47 – The Real Estate Case 20:43 – Using a Wealth Holding Company 22:48 – 3 Bad Habits That Are Sinking Your Wealth While French GDP is declining by 0.1% in the first quarter of 2026 and the government is borrowing an all-time high of €310 billion for the year, the wealthiest families, private banks, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals aren't fleeing the crisis; they're financing it. This video analyzes how they position themselves before the impact, then details 5 strategies that are actually applicable to you. Why France is entering a structural decline: Five structural indicators show that this is beyond a simple cyclical slowdown: a savings rate of 19% (a record since the 1970s), more than 71,100 business bankruptcies in 12 months, a 13.6% increase in receiverships, a debt burden exceeding the projected deficit by 2.6%, and growth in 2026 estimated at only 1%. The overall mechanism: A government that is taxing businesses and high-net-worth individuals, businesses that are closing, and wealthy individuals who have already left selling off their French assets at bargain prices. What the wealthiest individuals are actually doing: The latest UBS report reveals the following figures: 67% of the richest families in Europe are moving their capital out of the continent, primarily to the United States and Asia-Pacific. 60% of wealthy French families are reducing their allocation to French assets, and 65% anticipate a weakening dollar. Private equity accounts for 37.5% of their total wealth, spread across technology, healthcare, and real estate. It's worth noting that French families remain the most heavily invested in real estate, even though this asset class represents only about 7% of family offices outside Europe… The 5 applicable strategies: Detailed in the video, the 5 strategies are as follows: The antifragile portfolio with the 3-2-1 rule (three asset classes, two banking jurisdictions, and a 3- to 6-month emergency fund). The paradigm shift regarding gold, which has become a government-backed asset, with a preference for physical gold at around 10% of assets. Private credit (Morgan Stanley anticipates 8 to 8.5% returns on triple-A direct lending through groups like BlackRock or Apollo (Théo holds approximately 13.8% of his wealth there)). Better-chosen real estate, targeting cities with high demand and unadjusted prices, or properties undervalued due to their energy performance certificates, and finally, the asset holding company, with a 95% exemption on dividends through the parent-subsidiary regime and 75% on shares transferred via the Dutreil agreement. The philosophy behind the strategies: Ultimately, the right question isn't "Which asset will yield the most tomorrow?" but "Which asset is currently undervalued, and what role will it play in my portfolio for the next 10 years?" The wealthiest families never make sudden shifts; they adjust gradually. As Warren Buffett summarizes: Be greedy when others are fearful, and fearful when others are greedy. Disclaimer: I am not recognized as a professional by the state or any public financial institution, but simply an individual who lives entirely off his investments and shares his experience. Investing involves risks for which you are responsible. This content is created for entertainment purposes only and is not intended as investment advice.