@page { size: 8.27in 11.69in; margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }Theproblems are accumulating at the asset management firm of Arpad“Arki” Busson, the flamboyant billionaire hedge fund manager,Financial News reports. The Swiss firm LumX, known as Gottex until2015, has announced a loss of USD4.5m in the first half of this year,which means that its losses over three and a half years total USD37m.The group, where Busson, who was engaged to marry Uma Thurman, isexecutive chairman, is fighting to hold onto shareholders andinvestors. The British asset management firm Artemis, which controls6% of LumX, is reported to have tried to sell its shares.

Gunther Stein has relinquished his roles of chief executive and chief investment officer of Symphony Asset Management, an affiliate of Nuveen. Stein will remain Symphony’s chairman through the end of 2018. It is understood he departs for business and family reasons. Four senior investment leaders will take upon Stein’s responsibilities, all four having worked with him for more than a decade. This includes Scott Caraher, head of Loans; James Kim, head of Research; Jenny Rhee, head of High Yield; and Himani Trivedi, head of Structured Credit. All have been named co-heads of Investments and will report to Nuveen’s CIO and head of Global Investments Jose Minaya. “After nearly two decades of working to build Symphony into a premier manager of alternative and traditional corporate credit and equity strategies, I want to take a break for myself and create the opportunity for the next set of investment leaders,” Stein commented. Established in 1994 and located in San Francisco, Symphony has approximately $20bn in assets under management spread across leveraged loans, high yield, convertible arbitrage and equities.

@page { size: 8.27in 11.69in; margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }TheUS-British asset management group Janus Henderson Investors on 2October announced the appointment of Charles Kanengieser as salesmanager for France and Monaco, with immediate effect. Kanengieserwill report to Jon Dubarbier, director of external distribution forFrance and Monaco. Kanengieser joins the sales team based in Paris,and will be responsible for promoting the investment range from JanusHenderson to wholesale clients.Withnearly EUR33bn in assets under management in continental Europe,Janus Henderson Investors already has a strong presence in the Frenchmarket, where the firm has been present for over 15 years, thoughvolumes have not been disclosed. Janus Henderson considers France“one of the most dynamic markets in Europe, and continues toreinforce its presence serving wholesale investors and institutionalinvestors,” a statement says.Kanengieser,32, has nearly 10 years of experience in the asset managementindustry. He began his career in 2009 at Credit Suisse, and in 2010joined Groupama Asset Management in the position of sales andmarketing support. He then became assistant director for marketingand customer relationships in 2012. Kanengieser has a Master 1 degreein technology and management from NEOMA Business Schoool, and aMaster 2 in trading and asset management from INSEEC.“Weare happy to add a new specialist in fixed income investments to ourteam, in the person of Charles. Our bond management represents morethan 20% of our total assets worldwide, and the experience Charleshas acquired in his previous position represents a large advantage inaccelerating the development of this expertise for our clients. Hisexcellent knowledge of the French-speaking market, paired with hisprofound understanding of clients and their investment priorities,will help to strengthen our development,” says Charles-HenriHerrmann, director of development for France, Geneva and Monaco, in astatement.Asof the end of June 2018, assets under management at Janus Hendersontotalled about EUR317bn.

@page { size: 8.27in 11.69in; margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }Theconsulting firm Mercer and the data and research provider Morningstarhave announced that they have formed an alliance to provide investorsand investment advisres a single digital platform with data oninstitutional management, performance analysis, and qualitativeresearch. Teaming up in this way will allow for institutionalmanagement data and research from Mercer to be combined withindependent research from Morningstar and its database covering openfunds, ETFs, separately managed accounts and indices.“Investorsand their advisors do not have the resources necessary to getexhaustive research and data on their institutional strategies. Withthis partnership with Morningstar, we can provide investors and theiradvisers with an extended overview of costs and opportunities, whichwill allow them to take the best investment decisions,” says RichNuzum, global president, responsible for wealth management activitiesat Mercer.Thenew range will be deployed in major regions, beginning with theUnited States in early 2019.

@page { size: 8.27in 11.69in; margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }Thegovernance of the Meeschaert group is developing, with theappointment of two new members to the board at FinancièreMeeschaert: Nathalie Cuvelier, as director of communications andcorporate social responsibility and Arielle Benavides, who joined thefamily business this summer as director for organisation and humanresources.Benavides is responsible for organisation, legal affairs, and human resources,and is a member of the board of directors at Financière Meeschaert.Benavides has for over 25 years been responsible for development oforganisations, and responsible for directing human resources at topinternational groups. She was responsible for human resources atGoldman Sachs in France from 1994 until 2000, and then at JPMorganChase for six years, before becoming head of human resources forEurope at Lazard until 2015. Benavides made a strong contribution tothe deployment of human resources strategies and the transformationof organisations in the financial industry. She then put herexpertise at the service of boards of directors, by founding her ownconsulting firm. Benavides has a degree from the Université Paris IXDauphine, and since 2003 has taught as part of the Master II instrategic management of human resources.Cuvelieris responsible for communications and corporate repsonsibility. Shealso oversees marketing for the private equity unit, MeeschaertCapital Partners. Cuverlier joined the family business in 2004 asdirector of group marketing. She had previously directed marketingand communications at Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management andInvesco France. Cuvelier began her career as head of marketing andcommunication at Kompass France, and previously at the BanqueSofinco. She is a graduate of Sup de Co Rouen.Assetsunder management and surveillance by the Meeschaert group totalledover EUR6bn as of the end of June 2018.

Vuk Srdanovic left Kempen Capital Mangement in August, after seven years at the Netherlands-based asset management firm, a post on LinkedIn has announced. “I have decided to leave the firm and return to Copenhagen,” he explains, adding that he is seeking professional opportunities in Denmark.Srdanovic became head of the French office of Kempen when the asset management firm opened barely a year ago. He had covered the French market from Amsterdam since 2011. In January, he recruited Isabelle Foy as director of sales and distribution for France, Monaco and Switzerland.A spokesperson has told NewsManagers that Foy has replaced Srdanovic. As she is currently on leave, Loes Wingens, senior business development – wholesale distribution, is repsonsible for France in her absence.

Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of Aviva plc, announced the appointment of Susan Schmidt as Head of US Equities, expanding its geographical footprint in the asset class after nine hires to its UK, Global and Emerging Market equities teams in July. These appointments, follow the arrival in January 2018 of David Cumming as Chief Investment Officer, Equities. Susan, who has over 25 years’ experience in the investment industry, will be based in Chicago and reports to David Cumming. Prior to Aviva Investors, Susan spent three years as a senior portfolio manager covering small and mid-cap US equities for investment management company Westwood Holdings Group. While there, she was a member of internal committees that evaluated strategic positioning and helped to oversee the development and management of the corporate business plan.

Pimco has agreed to acquire Gurtin Municipal Bond Management (Gurtin), a specialist municipal bond manager. Combined, Pimco and Gurtin will manage $38 billion in dedicated municipal bond assets and offer clients a more extensive and enhanced suite of strategies and services, backed by broader muni credit research, enhanced technology and outstanding client service.Gurtin designs municipal strategies for high net worth individuals and makes those strategies available through separate accounts and mutual funds which are only accessible through investment advisors, while PIMCO’s municipal bond management focus is accessed by institutional and retail investors with strategies delivered across a broader variety of investment vehicles.To ensure continuity for Gurtin clients, the firm will maintain its San Diego and Chicago offices, and its investment team will continue managing its funds and separate accounts. Bill Gurtin, founder of the company, but also CEO and CIO, will continue to be involved in the business for several years after the acquisition to oversee existing investment operations and support the combined business. The transaction is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2018.

Blackstone Group LP has started talking to investors about a second fund dedicated to buying stakes in alternative-asset managers, according to people familiar with the matter, said Bloomberg.The Blackstone team, led by Scott Soussa, is set to formally begin raising a new fund imminently, said the people, asking not to be identified because the information isn’t public. Paula Chirhart, a Blackstone spokeswoman, declined to comment.The New York-based firm is seeking at least $3.3 billion for its second fund, which will buy minority stakes in alternative-asset managers with a focus on private equity, real estate and infrastructure, one of the people said.

@page { size: 8.27in 11.69in; margin: 0.79in }p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent }CholetDupont Asset Management is adding to its product range, with theMadeleine Mid Caps Euro fund, which aims to invest in euro zone smalland midcap companies, with the Eurostoxx Small Net Total Return indexas its benchmark. The investment process aims to identify, analyseand select business models which are considred to generate value froma long-term investment perspective. Proximity with the management ofcompanies is at the heart of the validaation process for businessmodels, a statement says.Thefund was licensed in September 2017, and assets now total overEUR20bn. As of 28 September 2018, the fund had positive returns of6.46% over one year, compared with a decline of 0.77% for itsbenchmark index. Since the start of the year, the fund is up 5.21%,compared with a decline of 1.69% for the benchmark.“Thecompanies are selected when they are deemed capable of increasingtheir earnings, their operating profits, and their cash flowgeneration through positioning in growing markets and relevantdevelopment strategies,” explains Arnaud Cayla, manager of thefund.

HSBC Global Asset Management has strengthened its fixed income team with the appointments of two senior professionals, Oliver Boulind and Richard Balfour. Both will be based in London, reporting to Ernst Osiander, head of Global Bonds.Boulind will be responsible for developing asset allocation strategies for global fixed income funds in addition to the management of global bond and total return portfolios.Prior to joining HSBC GAM, Boulind worked at Aberdeen Asset Management where he most recently developed and implemented the asset allocation process used for the management of global aggregate and total return bond portfolios.He was also running benchmark-driven global credit strategies. Formerly Boulind held roles of credit analyst and portfolio manager at AllianceBernstein, Invesco and JPMorgan.At HSBC GAM, Balfour, joining from Barings, will oversee global and UK fixed income funds. During his previous tenure with Barings, he was an investment manager on the multi-sector fixed income team, running several global bond portfolios.Before that, he worked at Credit Suisse Asset Management where he managed money market and short duration bond funds before being appointed on the firm’s UK gilt portfolios.HSBC GAM had $463bn of assets under management as of end of June 2018.

Le gestionnaire d’actifs américain BNY Mellon Investment Management (BNY Mellon IM) a annoncé, ce 2 octobre, la promotion de Sarah Jarrett au poste de responsable de la distribution des produits de liquidités auprès des institutionnels en Europe (« Head of Institutional Liquidity Distribution »). Dans le cadre de ses nouvelles fonctions, elle sera responsable de la distribution des solutions de gestion du cash et des liquidités au Royaume-Uni et en Europe. Dans ce cadre, elle travaillera étroitement avec les fonds de pension, les assureurs et les consultants en investissement. Elle sera directement rattachée à Olivier Cassin, responsable de la distribution chez BNY Mellon IM.Sarah Jarrett travaillé chez BNY Mellon IM depuis septembre 2007. Elle officiait dernièrement au sein de l’équipe commerciale en charge des solutions de liquidités auprès des institutionnels. Elle y occupait le poste de « sales manager » pour le Royaume-Uni. Avant cela, elle était passé chez Morgan Stanley Investment Management.En parallèle, BNY Mellon IM a annoncé la nomination de Luke Newman en tant que « sales manager » pour l’Europe au sein du pôle en charge de la commercialisation et la distribution des stratégies de liquidités auprès des institutionnels. Dans ce cadre, il sera chargé d’accroître les actifs sous gestion et la base de clientèle pour la gamme de fonds de liquidités de la société de gestion, ciblant plus particulièrement les gérants de fonds et les trésoriers d’entreprises en Europe continentale. Il sera directement rattaché à Sarah Jarrett. Avant de rejoindre BNY Mellon IM, Luke Newsman était directeur du trading pour la zone EMEA (Europe, Moyen-Orient et Afrique) chez Institutional Cash Distributors (ICD).

HSBC Global Asset Management a annoncé l’arrivée de deux gérants de portefeuilles seniors, Oliver Boulind et Richard Balfour, au sein de son équipe obligataire. Tous deux sont basés à Londres et rapportent à Ernst Osiander, responsable des obligations internationales. Oliver Boulind sera en charge du développement de stratégies d’allocation d’actifs pour les fonds d’obligations internationales de HSBC GAM et de la gestion de fonds total return et d’obligations internationales. Il a auparavant développé le processus d’allocation d’actifs pour la gestion des fonds obligataires aggregate et total return d’Aberdeen Asset Management, où il a également géré des stratégies crédit indexées sur des benchmarks. Il a précédemment exercé les fonctions d’analyste et de gérant crédit chez AllianceBernstein, Invesco et JPMorgan.Richard Balfour sera, lui, responsable de la gestion de portefeuilles d’obligations britanniques et internationales. Il travaillait auparavant au sein de l'équipe obligataire multi-sectorielle de Barings en tant qu’investment manager. Il a également assumé le rôle de gérant à Credit Suisse Asset Management, où il supervisait les fonds monétaires et de duration courte avant de prendre la responsabilité des portefeuilles d’obligations d’Etat britanniques. HSBC GAM avait 463 milliards de dollars d’actifs sous gestion en date du 30 juin 2018.

Le fonds d’investissement privé Legatum, basé à Dubaï, a recruté Christopher Parkinson en tant que directeur de la sélection de gérants d’actifs, en septembre. Selon son profil Linkedin, Christopher Parkinson a quitté la société de services financiers londonienne Cardano où il a passé plus de huit ans en tant que responsable de la recherche de gérants.Précédemment, il avait travaillé au sein du fonds de hedge funds Oakley Alternative Investment Management comme co-gérant et de K2 Advisors comme vice-président. Christophe Parkinson a débuté sa carrière chez HSBC Global Banking en tant que gérant d’investissements en 2002.

Le groupe financier belge Degroof Petercam a annoncé la restructuration de certaines fonctions liées aux fonds d’investissement (asset services) remplies par Banque Degroof Petercam Luxembourg S.A. (BDPL).Dans une lettre aux actionnaires des fonds concernés (21 au total) vue par NewsManagers, la société a indiqué que les fonctions d’agent domiciliataire et d’administration centrale ont été transférées, en date du 1er octobre, de BDPL à Degroof Petercam Asset Services S.A. (DPAS), qui agit en tant que société de gestion au sens de l’article 101 dela loi du 17 décembre 2010 concernant les organismes de placement collectif. Degroof Petercam explique qu’avec cette centralisation des pôles de compétences relatifs aux services liés aux fonds d’investissement, DPAS deviendra le centre d’expertise en matière de services administratifs et comptables pour les fonds d’investissement au sein du groupe. L’entreprise ajoute que ce transfert de fonctions n’entraîne aucune modification de l’adresse du siège social, des services fournis ou des frais supportés par les actionnaires des fonds concernés.

Le gérant d’actifs Schroders devrait remporter un mandat de gestion de Lloyds Banking Group portant sur un encours de 109 milliards de livres (122,5 milliards d’euros), rapporte le Financial Times. Selon le journal britannique, l’accord s’accompagnerait d’une prise de participation de la banque britannique dans la structure de gestion de fortune Cazenove Capital, rachetée en mars 2013 par Schroders pour 424 millions de livres.

Steven Maijoor, président de l’Esma, l’autorité de supervision européenne des marchés financiers, a appelé dans un discours prononcé aujourd’hui à Athènes à «une conclusion rapide du dossier législatif Emir 2.2» dans la perspective du Brexit. En l’absence de ce texte, une sortie brusque du Royaume-Uni de l’Union européenne fin mars 2019 entraînerait la perte d’accès des institutions financières européennes aux chambres de compensation (CCP) britanniques. Or, «40% du trading d’actions européennes sur les marchés secondaires prend place sur les places de marché britanniques», a-t-il souligné. Steven Maijoor souhaite associer à la revue d’Emir «une disposition transitoire autorisant un accès continu aux CCP basés au Royaume-Uni, sous condition que les CCP britanniques continuent de respecter les exigences d’Emir sous la supervision continue des collèges».

Aviva Investors, la filiale mondiale de gestion d’actifs d’Aviva plc, a annoncé hier la nomination de Susan Schmidt au poste de responsable de la gestion Actions américaines, et renforce ainsi sa présence géographique sur cette classe d’actifs. Cela fait suite à l’arrivée, en janvier 2018, de David Cumming au poste de responsable de la gestion actions, illustrant la volonté grandissante d’Aviva Investors de développer ses ressources dédiées aux actions. Susan Schmidt sera basée à Chicago et travaillera sous la responsabilité de David Cumming. Elle a auparavant été, pendant trois ans, gérante de portefeuille senior, responsable des petites et moyennes capitalisations américaines pour Westwood Holdings Group.

Scor présente sa stratégie en matière de politique ESG dans le cadre de sa participation au prix des Couronnes Instit Invest 2018. Elle se concentre sur les obligations catastrophes, l’immobilier en direct, les dettes immobilières et infrastructures, les obligations privées « vertes » , et des participations dans des entreprises spécialisées pour la promotion de la recherche et de la connaissance.

Paris-based boutique Flinvest has appointed Thibault Bertrand as portfolio manager-analyst with responsibilities in asset allocation and fund of funds management. The move took place in September.Bertrand joins the firm from Covéa Finance where he worked as a portfolio manager-analyst focusing on global equities during three years. He was managing the Covéa Actions Monde and Covéa Actions Investissement funds.Prior to that, he held roles of portfolio manager-analyst in Rothschild & Cie Gestion’s multimanagement team and in the European equities team of Vega Finance where Bertrand began his career in 2001.Flinvest was founded in 2003.

Damien Mariette, co-portfolio manager of the Echiquier Value Euro fund since inception in January 2013, has left La Financière de l’Echiquier last August, NewsManagers has learned.According to his Linkedin profile, Mariette has joined Sycomore Asset Management in September as European equities portfolio manager.Mariette spent more than five years at LFDE. He previously worked as a portfolio manager at Banque Populaire and at the Mandatory Third-Party Liability Insurance Guarantee fund (Fonds de Garantie des Assurances Obligatoires).Maxime Lefebvre, who was co-running the Echiquier Value Euro fund (€741.9m of assets under management as of 28 September 2018) alongside Mariette, remains the sole manager of the fund. The independent management company set up by Didier Le Menestrel saw a new shareholder, Primonial, enter the capital between late 2017 and early 2018.

State Street Global Advisors has recruited Matteo Andreetto as senior managing director and head of the SPDR ETF activity for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Andreetto joins from Stoxx (Deutsche Börse group) where he had been CEO and head of Index Services. Before that, he served in various senior positions in the capital market activities of various banks (UniCredit, Bank of America, Merrill Lunch, and Goldman Sachs). Andeetto, based in London, will report to Rory Tobin, global head of SPDR ETFs. He will work to develop, direct and implement all aspects of the ETF activity strategy in the EMEA region. p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; }

Skagen Funds has announced that it, along with parent company Storebrand, has become a founding signatory of the Tobacco-Free Finance Pledge.The Tobacco-Free Finance Pledge is an initiative developed in collaboration with the UN-supported Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI), the UN Environment’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance (PSI), the UN Environment’s Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) and a number of prominent financial institutions. It aims to encourage the adoption of tobacco-free finance policies across the lending, investment and insurance sectors, thereby helping to address an epidemic that currently accounts for seven million deaths each year and could lead to as many as one billion over the course of this century due to tobacco related illnesses.p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; }

Union Investment on 1 October announced that it is selling an office building in Essen (ReilingHaus) to the investment consulting firm Aegila Capital Management, for a total of EUR145m. Union Investment purchased the property in 2004 for its open real estate fund UniImmo: Global. After the sale, Union Investment still owns four commercial properties in Essen, valued at over EUR420m. For Aegila, the acquisition represents its second investment in continental Europe, following the purchase of the Unilever headquarters in Rotterdam. The sale by Union Investment follows the acquisition of an office property in Dallas, in the United States a few days ago, for the open real estate fund UniImmo: Europe, for a total of about EUR140m. p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; }

The Californian pension fund CalPERS will examine its decision ten years ago to reduce its exposure to US equities, in order to increase its portfolio of international equities, in light of its inferior performance compared with its counterparts, which have remained more invested in US equities, the specialist website newsmakers reports. “I think it is good to revise our initial affirmations, and particularly the central question of whether or not we should have a domestic bias,” says Elizabeth Bourqui, chief investment officer for the pension fund, at an investment committee meeting. The examination of a potential reeployment of the equity portfolio has already begun, but an exhaustive evaluations will not occur until 2020, when CalPERS will undertake a complete examination of the portfolio. p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; }

IM Global Partner and Dolan McEniry Capital Management on 1 October announced the launch of the IM Dolan McEniry Corporate Bond fund, an open fund focused on the value and quality of corporate bonds, for long-term revenue growth. The fund is the second investment product from IM Dolan McInery since IM Global Partner acquired a 45% stake in the asset management firm Dolan McEniry Capital Management, based in Chicago and specialised in bonds, in late 2016. The first fund, IM Dolan McEniry US Corporate UCIT fund, was launched in October 2017. “This fund will have a similar investment strategy to the flagship bond product Core Plus, and will give investors access to conservative bond portfolios with very attractive long-term track records,” say Daniel D. Dolan and Roger S. McEniry, co-owners of Dolan McEniry. p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115%; background: transparent none repeat scroll 0% 0%; }

Quaestio Capital lance son premier fonds éligible au plan d’épargne individuel italien (PIR), le Quaestio – PIR Small Cap, rapporte Bluerating. Il s’agit d’un fonds de droit italien investi en actions de petites et moyennes capitalisations italiennes. Le fonds sera coté sur le segment ETFplus de Borse Italiana.

L’Agence des participations de l’État a cédé 10.410.000 actions Safran (soit 2,35% du capital) hier. Cette opération rapportera à l’État environ 1,24 milliard d’euros. Le produit de cession de ces titres servira à alimenter le fonds pour l’innovation et l’industrie dédié au financement des innovations de rupture. Au terme de ce placement, l’État restera le premier actionnaire de Safran, avec 10,81% du capital et environ 17,67% des droits de vote. Conformément aux dispositions réglementaires relatives à la gouvernance et aux opérations sur le capital des sociétés à participation publique, 1.156.667 actions supplémentaires (soit 0,26 % du capital) seront ultérieurement proposées aux salariés et anciens salariés du groupe.

Damien Mariette, co-gérant du fonds Echiquier Value Euro depuis son lancement début 2013, a quitté La Financière de l’Echiquier en août dernier, a appris NewsManagers.Il avait rejoint LFDE en novembre 2012 après avoir travaillé en tant que gérant de portefeuille chez Banque Populaire de 2008 à 2009 et au Fonds de Garantie des Assurances Obligatoires (FGAO) d’octobre 2009 à novembre 2012.Selon son profil Linkedin, Damien Mariette a rejoint Sycomore Asset Management en tant que gérant actions européennes.Maxime Lefebvre, qui co-gérait le fonds Echiquier Value Euro (741,9 millions d’euros d’actifs sous gestion au 28 septembre 2018) avec Damien Mariette depuis août 2015, demeure pour l’instant seul gérant du véhicule.Le départ de Damien Mariette s’ajoute à ceux de plusieurs gérants de LFDE au cours de ces douze derniers mois dont Frédéric Plisson, Gilles Constantini, Damien Lanternier et Jean-Charles Belvo. La société de gestion indépendante créée par Didier Le Menestrel a vu entrer à son capital un nouvel actionnaire, en l’occurrence Primonial, entre fin 2017 et début 2018.

Après le rachat fin septembre de Treezor, plate-forme de services bancaires, la Société Générale a annoncé ce 1er octobre le lancement de Global Markets Incubator, un incubateur dédié aux Fintechs spécialisées dans les activités de marchés. Les Fintechs sélectionnées seront aidées par SG CIB et l’incubateur Le Swave basé à la Défense.SG CIB ouvre, à cette occasion, un appel à candidature à destination des Fintechs spécialisées dans les activités de marchés pour intégrer Global Markets Incubator. «L’incubateur sera à l’écoute de toutes les solutions qui visent à co-construire des offres performantes et favorisera les Fintechs qui se démarqueront par leur degré d’innovation et leur capacité à augmenter les services offerts aux clients. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes jusqu’au 16 novembre sur le site globalmarketsincubator.societegenerale.com», précise le communiqué La sélection aura lieu courant décembre 2018 et la période d’incubation, d’une durée de 6 mois, débutera en janvier 2019.La direction de la structure revient à Antoine Connault, qui travaillait depuis 2014 à la direction de la stratégie et du développement des activités de banque de grande clientèle et solutions investisseurs