SG CIB appoints new head of equities
14 May 2018 Paris
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Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking (SG CIB) has appointed Alexandre Fleury as head of equities and equity derivatives within global markets.
Based in Paris, Fleury will begin his new role in June and report to Frank Drouet, head of global markets.
Fleury has more than 20 years experience in financial markets where he held managing positions in Asia, Europe and the US, having worked for both European and US banks.
Commenting on Fleury’s appointment, Drouet said: “Alexandre Fleury‘s international experience and solid understanding of financial markets, and of derivatives products in particular, are key assets to pursue the development of our equities and equity derivatives activities.”
He added: “This appointment will allow the bank to strengthen its edge as a global leader in derivatives, an area in which Societe Generale has offered innovative solutions to its clients for more than 30 years.”
Based in Paris, Fleury will begin his new role in June and report to Frank Drouet, head of global markets.
Fleury has more than 20 years experience in financial markets where he held managing positions in Asia, Europe and the US, having worked for both European and US banks.
Commenting on Fleury’s appointment, Drouet said: “Alexandre Fleury‘s international experience and solid understanding of financial markets, and of derivatives products in particular, are key assets to pursue the development of our equities and equity derivatives activities.”
He added: “This appointment will allow the bank to strengthen its edge as a global leader in derivatives, an area in which Societe Generale has offered innovative solutions to its clients for more than 30 years.”
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