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The concept behind the Compagnie de Banque Privée (CBP) began with
Marc Hoffmann’s and Norbert Becker’s observation that the
operational model for private banking today is undergoing a
profound transformation and that now is the right time for a new
player capable of combining Luxembourg’s decades-old private
banking tradition with a more Anglo-Saxon approach to the business;
time for an entirely new bank with primarily local shareholders and
a local decision-making structure; and time for a service model
based on the principle of harmonisation of interests of all its
stakeholders.
Our bank is both specialised and independent. It is not just the
local outpost of a large multinational group, which counts private
banking as one of its many other activities. We have but one line
of business and one mission: that of responding to investors’
concerns regarding all issues associated with their wealth
management, in the broadest sense of the term.

Benoit Wtterwulghe, Member of the Executive Committee at
Compagnie de Banque Privée and Head of IT, operations and
organisation
Benoît Wtterwulghe began his career as an fund manager with Bacob
Bank. He was then appointed a director of stock broker Delta Lloyd
Securities and member of its Executive Committee, in charge of all
support services, notably including IT, finance, back office and
human resources.
In 1999, he joined the consulting firm Accenture as Senior Manager
specialising in banking processes. Before joining to CBP, he
oversaw key project management teams at BNP Paribas Luxembourg, and
was responsible for the centralisation of order execution,
back-office and custody for European private banking entities.