OREANDA-NEWS. Jacques Beyssade has been appointed Chief Risk Officer and member of the Executive Committee of Groupe BPCE, replacing Isabelle Maury in this position. He will report to Daniel Karyotis, Chief Executive Officer responsible for finance, risks and operations and member of the Management Board of Groupe BPCE, and assumes his new responsibilities on May 4th this year.

Isabelle Maury has been appointed Global Head of Compliance, member of Natixis’ Executive Committee. She will take up her duties on 4 May, 2015 and will report to Andr?-Jean Olivier, General Secretary and member of Natixis’ Senior Management Committee. Since 2009, Isabelle Maury has been Chief Risk Officer and member of Groupe BPCE Executive Committee.

Christophe Lanne has been appointed Chief Risk Officer and he remains member of Natixis’ Executive Committee. He will take up his duties on 4 May, 2015. Christophe will report to Jean Cheval, Head of Finance and Risks and member of Natixis’ Senior Management Committee. He is replacing Jacques Beyssade, who will become Chief Risk Officer for Groupe BPCE. Since 2012, Christophe Lanne has been Head of Portfolio Management, Global Transaction Banking and Run-off activities.

Jacques Beyssade served as Chief Risk Officer and member of the Executive Committee of Natixis since July 2009.

Jacques Beyssade began his career in 1984, working as a financial analyst for the Cr?dit Lyonnais in London. He was head of the Champs-Elys?es Corporate Business Center (1994-1997) before being appointed Country Manager for Korea (1997-2001) and assuming responsibility for the credit markets in New York (2001-2005). In 2006, he became Head of Capital Market Activities of Calyon for the Asia-Pacific region. In October 2008, he was appointed Head of the Supervision & Active Management of Risks Department in the Corporate & Investment Banking (CIB) division of Natixis.
 
Jacques Beyssade, 51, graduated from the HEC School of Business Administration.

Isabelle Maury, 46, began her career in 1992 at Deloitte as a senior auditor in the Banks and Financial Institutions department. In 1995, she joined Cr?dit Lyonnais’ Equity Markets department to head up the supervision of risks and results for Asia and London. Isabelle moved to Soci?t? G?n?rale in 1998 and in 2000 was appointed deputy Head of Middle Office Fixed Income at SG Corporate & Investment Banking’s Debt and Financing department before being appointed in 2002 global Head of audit of market activities (Fixed Income, Treasury, Commodities and Derivatives) covering seven international offices located in New York, Paris, Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore and London. In 2004, Isabelle joined Natexis Banque Populaire, which became Natixis in 2006, serving successively as head of the Middle Office’s Capital Markets’ activities and deputy Head of the Middle Office of the Wholesale Banking Financing and Capital Markets division. In 2007, she became Chief Risk Officer for Groupe Banque Populaire and later Chief Risk Officer for Groupe BPCE following its creation in 2009.    

Isabelle Maury graduated from ESSEC, one of France's top business schools, and has a graduate degree in Banking and Finance and a post-graduate degree in Applied Economic Modelling and Management from the University of Nanterre (Paris X).

Christophe Lanne, 51, began his career in 1990 as Inspector General for Banque Indosuez, now Credit Agricole Indosuez.  In 1995, he became Secretary General of Market Activities and later Head of Cash Operations, Forex and Interest Rates in London. In 2002, he moved to Tokyo to take up the position of CEO at Cr?dit Agricole Indosuez Securities, Japan.  In 2005, he moved on to Credit Suisse as CEO and COO for all Credit Suisse businesses in France and was a member of the EMEA Management Committee. In 2010, Christophe joined Natixis to become Chief Operating Officer, heading up the Operations & Business Support unit. Since 2012, Christophe has been Head of Workout Portfolio Management, Global Transaction Banking and Run-off activities.

Christophe Lanne graduated from IEP Paris Institute of Political Studies.  He also holds a post-graduate degree in Political Economics from IEP Paris, a Law degree from the University of Paris II and a Finance degree from the London School of Economics.