Natixis Investment Management has appointed a handful of new executives to its management committee, including Asia Pacific head Fabrice Chemouny.
Natixis IM has appointed eight new executives to its management committee, according to a statement, which will be responsible for «setting, implementing and monitoring strategic objectives for the asset and wealth management (AWM) activities».
«Our 2024 Strategic Plan established a clear vision for us to become the world’s most client-centric asset and wealth manager, with goals to diversify our business for the benefit of our clients and become a thought leader in ESG and impact investing,» said Tim Ryan, head of AWM for Natixis parent Groupe BPCE.
«These appointments recognize the important role these leaders will play in achieving those ambitions and help to position our business for the future by bringing a client-centric approach to all that we do.»
Management Committee Members
The eight new management committee members include AWM head of global corporate communications Alix Boisaubert; AWM general secretary Alain Bruneau; Natixis IM APAC head Fabrice Chemouny; Natixis Wealth Management CEO Audrey Koenig; AWM global head of client experience Melanie Robinson; Natixis IM global chief compliance officer Justin Rosen; Natixis IM global chief risk officer Jean-Marc Sabatier; and AWM global head of sustainable investing Nathalie Wallace.
They will join Ryan and the other current members of the AWM management committee which include Natixis IM U.S. CEO David Giunta; AWM chief administration officer Christophe Lanne; chief financial officer and AWM head of strategy and corporate development Cyril Marie; Natixis IM head of distribution for Europe, Latin America, Middle East and Asia Pacific Joseph Pinto; Ostrum AM CEO Philippe Setbon; and Natixis IM global general counsel Eric Ward.