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Wautier Family Office’s experience encompasses a successful professional career in private equity, M&A, and corporate finance alongside influential contributions to top-tier academic institutions.

Our founder, Jean-Baptiste Wautier’s, blend of real-world financial markets experience paired with a thoughtful, rigorous intellectual approach to the issues and challenges in the fields of macroeconomics and global finance makes him a go-to for differentiated and thought-provoking insights.

He is a lecturer at Sciences Po Paris, an executive fellow at Panmure House and also a regularly published writer and columnist. His contributions can be found in Les Echos, Project Syndicate, Fondapol, and World Economic Forum publications.

Les Echos

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« L'Europe a plus d'établissements classés que les Etats-Unis et pourtant elle perd » : « Universités de tous les pays, unissez-vous ! »

L’Europe dispose d’un vivier universitaire exceptionnel, mais son manque de coordination freine son ascension. Des regroupements comme Saclay ou des alliances comme Civica prouvent que l’union fait la force pour rivaliser avec les Etats-Unis et la Chine, explique Jean-Baptiste Wautier, investisseur et enseignant à Sciences Po Paris.

Fondapol

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The imperative end of "helicopter money"

The present note puts in perspective the monetary policy of the Western world, i.e. mainly the G7 countries and aims at demonstrating to what extent, over the last 10 years, it has been incredibly lax and exuberant, thus creating real risks of an extremely brutal economic downturn, or even a depression.

Project Syndicate ​

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The Profit Trap​

The present note puts in perspective the monetary policy of the Western world, i.e. mainly the G7 countries and aims at demonstrating to what extent, over the last 10 years, it has been incredibly lax and exuberant, thus creating real risks of an extremely brutal economic downturn, or even a depression.

WEF

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3 lessons public market investors can learn from private equity

As we move through the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of active ownership to accelerate the public market shift to “stakeholder capitalism” is becoming even more clear – particularly as inequalities are exacerbated and both investors and companies look to do the right thing for their partners and shareholders, as well as for society at large.

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