Appointments
Amundi announces some changes in its organisation to accelerate its growth and development. These changes aim to: Simplify its organisation Strengthen client support Support development in high-growth regions and market segments Enhance the company's cross-functionality and agility. The organisation is structured around five divisions: Strategy, Finance, and Control led by Nicolas Calcoen, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Clients led by Fannie Wurtz, Deputy General Manager, Head of Clients Group Investments led by Vincent Mortier, Deputy General Manager, Chief Investment Officer Operations and Technology led by Claire Cornil, Chief Operating Officer Transformation, People & Communication led by Sarah Finkelstein, Chief Transformation Officer. The organisation is also structured around three regions: Europe[1] is supervised by Olivier Mariée, Chair Europe Asia is supervised by Fannie Wurtz, Chair Asia North America is supervised by Nicolas Calcoen, Chair North America. Amundi General Management Committee is composed of: Valerie Baudson, Chief Executive Officer Nicolas Calcoen, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Fannie Wurtz, Deputy General Manager, Head of Clients group and Chair Asia Vincent Mortier, Deputy General Manager, Chief Investment officer Claire Cornil, Chief Operating Officer Sarah Finkelstein, Chief Transformation Officer Olivier Mariée, Chair Europe, Head of Joint Ventures and International Partner Networks Benoît Tassou, Head of French Partner Networks, Chair of CPRAM[2] Céline Boyer-Chammard, General Secretary Philippe d'Orgeval, Deputy Chief Investment Officer Isabelle Senéterre, Head of Human Resources Cinzia Tagliabue, Head of Italy Eric Vandamme, Chief Risk Officer. The following appointments within Amundi are also announced: Thierry Ancona, Vice-Chair of the Clients group Gaëtan Delculée, Head of Distribution & Private Banks Alexandre Lefebvre, Head of the Private Assets and Alternatives business Adrienne Meunier, Deputy Head of Human Resources. This new organisation is effective as of today. [1] And Latin America[2] pending necessary regulatory approvals