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Société Générale
Friday 18 April 2025
Societe Generale is one of the largest financial services groups in the euro-zone. The Group employs 157,000 people worldwide in three key businesses:
- Retail Banking, Specialised Financing & Insurance: Societe Generale serves 32 million individual customers worldwide.
- Private Banking, Global Investment Management & Services: Societe Generale is one of the largest banks in the euro-zone in terms of assets under custody (EUR 3,246 billion, March 2010) and under management (EUR 164 billion excluding Amundi, March 2010).
- Corporate & Investment Banking: Societe Generale tailors solutions for its clients across sectors by capitalising on its worldwide expertise in investment banking, global finance, and global markets.
Societe Generale is included in the socially-responsible investment indexes: FTSE4Good and ASPI. In 2010, the title of SAM Sector Mover was awarded to Societe Generale.
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Innovation T2S or Target2-Securities platform
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Regulation Regulatory outlook: 2011 and beyond
It is well documented that over the past two years the European and US Authorties have made numerous efforts to strengthen the regulatory and supervisory framework that apply to financial activities.
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Strategy Currencies: Projected dollar weakness over the medium term and gains in emerging currencies exchanged under State control.
The euro is not expected to experience abrupt movements versus the dollar whereas the yen might see a decline in 2011 and the pound is on a course towards strengthening versus both the euro and dollar
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Strategy Commodities: Political tensions coupled with robust growth pushing Oil prices higher & short-term consolidation for Gold
According to Société Générale Private Banking’s strategists, the recent spike in oil prices strikes as too abrupt to be entirely justified by fundamental economic factors and Gold entered a short-term consolidation.
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People Moves Societe Generale Private Banking appoints Olivier Lecler as Chief Executive Officer for Monaco
He replaces Christian Zerry, who is retiring from the Bank.
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