Back to basics really. François Villeroy de Galhau, currently deputy CEO of BNP Paribas, will resign from his position in the bank. He was given a mission by the government on the financing of the investment, announced Tuesday, April 21 Matignon.
The bank “confirms his departure to May 1″ reported AFP a spokesman for BNP Paribas, one of Europe’s largest banks.
Former chief of staff and adviser to DSK Bérégovoy
A graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique, François Villeroy de Galhau, 56, was appointed Chief Operating Officer of BNP Paribas in December 2011. Member of Bayard Group’s Press Supervisory Board and that of Villeroy and Boch AG, he has taught economics at Sciences Po Paris from 1996 to 2005.
His first experience with the government dates back to 1990, which included a European adviser to Pierre Beregovoy, first finance minister and prime minister. The adventure will last three years. It is found a few years later, the Ministry of Economy and Finance as Chief of Staff of Dominique Strauss-Kahn (1997-1999) and Christian Sautter (1999-2000).
these passages to the government, the technocrat decided to turn to the private and joins BNP Paribas. Cetelem, a subsidiary dedicated to consumer credit of the group, her front door and not least, there will be between CEO between 2003 and 2008, before being promoted to other functions. His name had also been mentioned by the press in September 2012 to head BPI France and again in late 2013 to head the Treasury.
In January 2015, guest of the program “Face Christians “of Cross , François Villeroy de Galhau had supported the Macron law that ” trying to give more opportunities to those who have the least “ but stressed she would “not solve all the problems of the French economy” . He also supported the pact of responsibility, just entered into force.
Monitor the investment decisions of firms
This appointment is the result of measures announced on Investment April 8 by the Prime Minister. The mission of general interest will be to “ensure that the fall in interest rates has the best to all French and European companies” and “promote a European integrated and efficient approach to funding requirements “, is it said in the release.
Prime Minister Manuel Valls announced April 8 various investment support measures, as private public, including a tax boost of 2.5 billion euros over five years for companies that invest in industrial equipment.
(LP with AFP)
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