By Charlotte GAUCHON
18 June 2025
Atypical investments, ranging from wine to works of art to containers, represent a complex and often opaque investment universe for the uninitiated. At the heart of this ecosystem is the intermediary in miscellaneous goods (IBD), a player whose activity is rigorously regulated by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) to protect savers. Understanding this legal framework is essential for any investor or entrepreneur considering this type of investment. This article provides an overview of the regulations applicable to intermediaries in various goods. We will review the key definitions, the obligations imposed and the current issues, directing you to more detailed content for each specific aspect. What is a general goods intermediary (GGI)? A general property intermediary is a person or company that offers investments in assets...
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