Illustrative ambience

A chosen presence

Thirteen countries, one standard.

At LBC, we do not expand to grow. It expands where business is done and where excellence is found, in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.

  • France
  • Belgium
  • Switzerland
  • Italy
  • Luxembourg
  • Andorra
  • Tunisia
  • Morocco
  • Thailand
  • Indonesia
  • China
  • United Arab Emirates
  • Canada
  • to come
  • to come
  • to come

The thirteen territories

Where the Circle is found.

Every territory has its reason to exist. None was opened out of opportunism. And somewhere on this map, your next market already has a table waiting for you.

Paris

France

The seat, Paris.

Brussels

Belgium

Brussels, founding territory.

Geneva · Zurich

Switzerland

The crossroads of discretion and capital.

Milan · Rome

Italy

Elegance as a shared language.

Luxembourg

Luxembourg

The place of structuring.

Andorra la Vella

Andorra

Discretion at altitude.

Tunis

Tunisia

The bridge to the Mediterranean.

Casablanca · Marrakech

Morocco

With Tunisia, the Circle in North Africa.

Bangkok

Thailand

The Circle’s first territory in Asia.

Jakarta · Bali

Indonesia

South-East Asia, alongside Thailand.

Beijing · Shanghai

China

The Circle in East Asia.

Dubai

United Arab Emirates

On the shores of the Gulf.

Toronto

Canada

The Circle’s first territory in the Americas.

Beyond the thirteen · our contacts, already on the ground

United States Panama United Kingdom
The Circle grows by circles, never in crowds.

Tomorrow

Further into Africa and the Americas.

With three territories in Asia and Dubai in the Middle East, the Circle now looks towards Africa, from Tunisia and Morocco, and towards the Americas, where it already counts Canada and has contacts in the United States and Panama.

The Circle’s gatherings In one place

Once or twice a year, the Circle brings its territories together at its own gatherings.

Circle members in conversation in a salon

From one territory to the next, the Circle takes shape on the ground.

Thirteen countries, one standard.

Enter the Circle