Bringing transparency

to your finances

A financial partner
you can trust

Redefining transparency

in financial services

At 12shields, our mission is rooted in the belief that financial transparency should be the cornerstone of every banking relationship. We are dedicated to verifying that our clients have full visibility into the fees and charges applied to their accounts. By bridging the gap between complex financial structures and clear, understandable fees, we empower our clients to make informed decisions and protect their wealth. Our goal is to create a financial environment where trust and fairness are the norms, not the exceptions.

"Our vision? Ensure Switzerland remains a global leader in wealth management."

– Adrien Maurice, Partner

Our values:

Ethics, protection, and respect

Everything we do at 12shields is guided by our core values: ethics, protection, and respect.

These values drive our approach to financial oversight, ensuring that we act with integrity in every aspect of our business. We believe in protecting our clients not only from unnecessary fees but also from the complexities and uncertainties that often accompany wealth management.

Respecting our clients’ goals and maintaining transparency in our processes are at the heart of our commitment to ethical financial services.

"Our mission? Ensure our clients utmost transparency on the management of their financial wealth."​

– Grégoire Vaucher, Partner

A team of financial experts

with decades of experience

Grégoire VAUCHER

Grégoire holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Bryant University and a Certificate in Portfolio Management from New York University. With over 25 years of experience in the financial and real estate industries, he has built a strong track record of success. Grégoire is a partner and board member of LakeRock Capital, a real estate investment fund and Chairman of the board of Azura Switzerland, an investment company, both based in Geneva. He is also a board member of Warwyck Private Bank in Mauritius. Previously, he was CEO and Managing Partner of Semper and Bruellan, independant wealth management companies. Grégoire also held key positions at HSBC Private Bank, where he focused on developing the European clientele, executing group development strategies, and overseeing marketing initiatives. Grégoire aims to leverage technology and ensure excellence in corporate governance to improve operational efficiency and ensure sustainable growth for both the company and its clients.

Adrien MAURICE

Adrien began his career in 2008 in Geneva at Syz Asset Management as an Operations Officer in the alternative investments department. He later joined Union Bancaire Privée (UBP), working in Geneva as a Middle Officer and then relocating to London as a Relationship Manager. In 2016, he moved to Yangon, Myanmar, to establish the Financial Advisory department at Thura Swiss, a consulting and market research firm. There, Adrien advised local and international companies on mergers and acquisitions, market entry strategies, and co-founded several businesses in the emerging market. Returning to Switzerland in 2018, he founded Zayex, a consulting and venture capital firm. In 2024, he partnered with Grégoire to establish 12shields. Adrien studied at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) and HEC Lausanne. He holds the CAIA and CIIA designations and is a member of the Swiss Financial Analysts Association.

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