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Wealth Loan

A wealth loan tailored and secured against all of your assets

Describe my project

Financing from €1M

Rates from 4.5%

Guarantee over your property, assets placed with the lender

The Wealth Loan in figures

From €1M
of financing, in a single transaction
From 4.5%
indicative rate as at 9 November 2026
Interest-only or amortising
a structure suited to your income
YOUR NEED

Mobilise your wealth without selling it, for a major project

The Wealth Loan is intended for holders of substantial wealth: individuals, holding companies and family holding companies, whether resident or non-resident.
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It finances a project from €1M by drawing on all of your assets, property and financial, whereas a standard mortgage loan looks at only a single property.

Invest

Property acquisition

Estate Transfer

Gifts

Tax debt

Equalisation payment

Current account

Holding company and SCI (société civile immobilière)

Cash

Wealth reorganisation

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Structured financing
built around your overall wealth

The wealth loan is not a standard product: each file is structured with our partner banks, according to your assets, your income and your project. Hyppo prepares the file, negotiates and supports you until the funds are released.

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Large amounts:
from €1M

The financing is secured against all of your wealth, property and financial, in France and abroad. We source the solution from our partner banks for individuals, holding companies and family holding companies (SCI, family SARL), with an amortising or interest-only structure.

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Property guarantee and assets placed with the lender

The bank takes a guarantee over one or more residential or commercial properties in mainland France. In return for the financing, part of your financial assets is placed with the lending bank: this is what makes it possible to obtain terms and amounts that a standard mortgage loan cannot offer.

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A tailored study and a dedicated contact

Describe your project by clicking on ‘Get started’. A Hyppo adviser analyses your situation, builds the structure and presents it to the partner banks best suited to your profile.

Who is it for?

Who can benefit from the Wealth Loan?

You must meet several conditions to be eligible:

You hold substantial wealth

substantial wealth, property and financial assets, held directly or through a holding company

You have a project from €1M

acquisition, investment, transfer of wealth or wealth reorganisation

You are resident or non-resident

and able to place part of your assets with the lending bank
Hyppo adviser on a video call with a client, for a tailored financing study

Finance a major project without selling your assets

What is the rate of a wealth loan?

As a guide, as at 9 November 2026, the wealth loan starts from 4.5%, excluding insurance. The exact rate depends on the assets placed with the bank, the term, the structure (amortising or interest-only) and the lender selected; it is set when the file is reviewed.

What are the assets placed with the lender?

The lending bank asks that part of your financial assets (investments, life insurance, managed portfolios) be entrusted to it for the term of the loan. This overall relationship is what allows it to grant amounts and terms that a standard mortgage loan, secured on a single property, cannot offer.

Do I need to be a French tax resident?

No. The wealth loan is open to residents and non-residents alike, whether individuals, holding companies or family holding companies, provided the guarantee is taken over a property in mainland France and part of the assets can be placed with the lending bank.

How does it differ from an equity release loan?

An equity release loan finances €100k to €2M against the value of one property, with no assets placed with the lender. The wealth loan finances from €1M by drawing on your overall wealth, property and financial, in France and abroad, with assets placed with the bank.

Do I need to be able to repay my loan?

Yes. As with any loan, the bank checks that your income and assets can meet the repayments, whether amortising or interest-only. The guarantee and the placed assets do not replace solvency.