Timothée Rauly

Global Co-Head of Real Estate


Member of AXA IM Alts Management Board
Member of Global Investors Committee

Timothée is Global Co-Head Real Estate and sits on the AXA IM Alts Management Board and Global Investment Committee. AXA IM Alts is a global leader in alternative investments, with €186+bn in assets under management across Real Estate, Infrastructure, Alternative Credit, Private Debt, Private Equity and Hedge Funds. AXA IM Alts employs more than 980 professionals located in 17 offices, serving the needs of more than 640 clients globally. 

AXA IM Alts has an established position in real estate equity (#1 real estate investment manager in Europe, #10 worldwide)[1] and debt (#1 CRE debt capital raiser globally)[2]. 

Prior to this, Timothée was Co-head of Fund Management and joined AXA IM Alts in 2006 to take the responsibility of investment into Commercial Real Estate Mortgage Loans. After that, Timothée was Head of CRE Finance, where he oversaw investments of over €10bn into private and public commercial real estate debt (mortgage loans, bonds, hybrid capital, securitization) as well as real estate funds with a variety of instruments (direct real estate, property bonds and stocks). He most recently held the position of Head of Funds Group. 

Previously, Timothée was deputy group treasurer of Unibail (a major European property company) in charge of a c. €3.5bn debt portfolio management, rating agencies relationships, and financial markets operations. He has over 21 years of industry experience. 

Timothée graduated from HEC Paris in 2003 with a degree in Economics.  

    Sources:

    [1] Highest-ranked Real Estate Manager in the European Union according to IPE’s Global Top 150 Real Estate Investment Managers, based on total value of real estate assets under management, November/December 2024. Ranked 10 globally.  

    [2] PERE Real Estate Debt (RED) 50, May 2024. Ranking based on capital raised for the purpose of real estate debt issuance between 1 January 2019 and 31 December 2023. 

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