CORUM L'Epargne in the news

David Lepicier has been appointed Head of AI at Corum L'Épargne, a European company managing over 10 billion euros in various savings products.

Corum L'Epargne is integrating structured products into its Corum Life insurance contract, offering both capital-guaranteed and performance-oriented options with transparent fees and low entry requirements.

Corum L'Epargne integrates structured products into its Corum Life insurance contract, offering two options with clear fees and an accessible entry ticket.

CORUM L'Épargne is launching two new structured products, CORUM Pallas and CORUM Vesta, via its CORUM Life insurance contract, starting October 1, 2026, with a webinar planned for October 5, 2026, to introduce these new investment options.

CORUM L'Épargne launches a new range of structured products within its CORUM Life insurance contract, offering both capital-guaranteed and performance-oriented options.

CORUM L'Epargne is expanding its offerings by launching innovative structured products for life insurance, building on its existing funds and life insurance services.

Corum L'Epargne is expanding its product range by introducing innovative structured products for life insurance, aiming to provide financial visibility for savers.

Corum Group plans to diversify its business by entering the structured products market.

CORUM's SCPIs saw significant collection and investment growth in H1 2026, leading to increased asset values and capital gains from property sales.

The September return to work in 2026 confirms the widespread adoption of hybrid work, influencing corporate office policies and increasing selectivity in the commercial real estate market, impacting SCPI investment strategies.

CORUM L'Épargne specializes in real estate investment funds (SCPIs) and life insurance products, offering diverse investment opportunities with competitive returns and accessibility.

CORUM L'Epargne offers diverse investment solutions including SCPIs and life insurance, emphasizing accessibility, performance, and diversification for individuals looking to invest in real estate and bond markets.

A CORUM L'Epargne barometer reveals that most French people openly discuss finances with family, yet many lack the knowledge to make informed decisions and desire financial education in schools.

The article suggests a summer reading list of five books covering personal finance, economic psychology, and market dynamics to help individuals better understand their relationship with money.

CORUM invested 400 million in 16 new properties in the first half of 2026, achieving an average acquisition yield of 8.26% and maintaining strong potential distribution rates across its diversified SCPI portfolio.

A Corum L'Epargne barometer highlights evolving financial advice-seeking behaviors in France, including increased openness about money, a generational divide in trusting AI versus human experts, and widespread risk aversion in investments.

Corum L'Épargne's CEO, Carole Rousseau, participated in a BFM Business show discussing financial education in savings.

A survey conducted by Corum L'Épargne reveals that while French people discuss finances more openly, they prioritize security in savings, prefer professional advice, and maintain a strong preference for keeping cash at home due to economic uncertainties.

A Corum L'Epargne study indicates that while French people discuss money more openly within their intimate circles, they still rely on financial professionals for investment advice.

Independent workers should proactively plan their retirement using tools like the PER, which offers flexible contributions and significant tax advantages, because mandatory schemes are often inadequate.