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Belgian wealth and asset manager offering private wealth management, institutional asset management, wealth coaching and consulting.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Econopolis is a Belgian wealth and asset management firm. According to its official website, it operates across four main service lines: Private Wealth Management (Privaat Vermogensbeheer), Institutional Asset Management (Institutioneel Vermogensbeheer), Wealth Coaching, and Consulting. The firm describes itself as providing active management for private investors and SMEs, as well as for institutional parties such as large families, family offices, pension funds, financial institutions, non-profits and universities. Its private wealth management service is aimed at individuals, families and entrepreneurs who want their assets managed with a personal approach. A relationship manager maps out the client's situation, objectives and total assets, and works with internal specialists to create a solution tailored to the investment portfolio. For clients who prefer digital guidance, Econopolis points to Twain, a collaboration between Econopolis and Allianz. Institutional asset management targets professional investors, including institutional parties, large families, family offices, pension funds, financial institutions, non-profits and universities. Wealth Coaching offers independent advice on total assets for large families, family offices and institutional assets, including guidance on asset allocation, fund selection and wealth planning. Econopolis also has a subsidiary named Ortelius, which provides strategic advice and consulting. Ortelius advises companies, governments and sector federations on economic, strategic and financial issues. The firm is based in Belgium and its official website is econopolis.be. The available evidence does not specify its founding year, founders, ownership structure or listing status.

History

The available evidence does not provide a detailed corporate history of Econopolis. Its official website presents the firm as a Belgian wealth and asset manager operating through several service lines. These include Private Wealth Management for individuals, families and entrepreneurs; Institutional Asset Management for institutional parties, large families, family offices, pension funds, financial institutions, non-profits and universities; Wealth Coaching for independent advice on total assets, asset allocation, fund selection and wealth planning; and Consulting through its subsidiary Ortelius, which advises companies, governments and sector federations on economic, strategic and financial issues. The website also mentions Twain, a collaboration between Econopolis and Allianz, as a digital guidance option for private clients. No founding date, founder names, ownership details or listing information are available in the supplied evidence.

Products and positioning

Active management with a personal approach for private investors and SMEs, and independent advice for institutional and large-family clients.

  • Private Wealth Management

    Active management for private investors and SMEs, with a personal approach for individuals, families and entrepreneurs.

  • Institutional Asset Management

    Active management for professional investors including institutional parties, large families, family offices, pension funds, financial institutions, non-profits and universities.

  • Wealth Coaching

    Independent advice on total assets for large families, family offices and institutional assets, including asset allocation, fund selection and wealth planning.

  • Ortelius Consulting

    Strategic advice and consulting for companies, governments and sector federations on economic, strategic and financial issues.

  • Twain

    A collaboration between Econopolis and Allianz offering digital guidance for private clients.

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