Société Générale has reorganised its corporate and investment banking business into three main units, including an investor-facing global markets group to be led by ex-derivatives boss Christophe Mianné.
Within Mianné's new cross-asset investment and risk management division, a solutions group will be led by Sofiène Haj-Taieb, while asset manager Lyxor, which manages the bank's structured funds, will be headed by Lauren Seyer.
Elsewhere, flow fixed income and currencies will be led by Chico Khan-Gandapur, commodities by Edouard Neviaski, flow equity by David Escoffier and Gian-Luca Fett, global trading by Dan Fields, research by Patrick Legland, and treasury and repo by Danielle Sindzingre. Francois Barthelemy will lead the US platform, with Andrew Wardle in Asia.
The banks says that, with its new cross-asset platform, it aims to position itself among the leaders in fixed income, commodities and equities. The two other main units, created under the French bank's Evolution plan, which will focus on more traditional investment banking activities, are coverage and investment banking, which will be headed by Thierry Aulagnon, and global finance, which will be led by Jean-Luc Parer.