GFCAB

History
The GFCAB was founded in 4585 on suggestion of at the time Prince of the Crwon Alessandro with the assent of Emperor Michele I to operate on investment funds, hedge funds and private equity investments with which to recover resources for the Imperial House but also for cultural and philanthropic activities beneficial for the country.

In 4589 was then founded the Appiano Foundation as a portfolio of private companies, museums, and art collections owned by the Imperial Family of Istalia which, before to be elevated to the Imperial dignity, boasted a long lasting ariatocratic history which granted to the family the ownership of historical palaces as well as artistic collections but also economic activities like the agrifood companies which manage the family's real estates, peoducing also wine and other agrifood derivates, and finally owning a moltitude of properties and estates in Istalia and abroad.

Activities
GFCAB is headquartered in Romual and maintains 2,105 employees in over 20 offices around the globe, Majatra, Artania, Seleya, Dovani and Makon.

GFCAB operates through several divisions:

Private Banking: GFCAB provides wealth management services to private clients.

Alternative Asset Management: GFCAB is an alternative investment manager, with around £20 billion of capital invested in investment funds, hedge funds and private equity investments.

Philanthropy and Impact Investing: GFCAB invests heavily in social enterprises and GFCAB Impact for social aimed to generate specific beneficial social or environmental effects in addition to financial gain. More then half of the revenues from the GFCAB are used for social benefits of Istalia.

The company has made several acquisitions of high value transactions since it was founded, among which other banks and investment agencies as well as assets manager companies.