Selling financial Paris

Marc Viénot talks about his paris Europlace and life after Société Générale.

Marc Viénot, ever a dynamic and committed executive, didn't really retire when he stepped down from his post as chairman of Société Générale on his 69th birthday in 1997.
In addition to serving on the board of directors of such companies as Vivendi, Alcatel and Aventis, he is chairman of Paris Europlace. The organization represents financial institutions in the French capital and promotes Paris as a financial centre.
Euromoney spoke to him about the pressure group and his role in it.
How did you become involved in Paris Europlace?
I became chairman of Paris Europlace because I was asked to be there by Ernest-Antoine Sellière who created Paris Europlace in 1993.

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Selling financial Paris

Marc Viénot talks about his paris Europlace and life after Société Générale.

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