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Paris’s new business centre at La Défense is home to most of the major French banks. Société Générale towers, both literally and figuratively, over all of them. From the top of its new 35-storey headquarters, the chairman looks down on the top of the Grande Arche, up the Champs Elysées to the Arc de Triomphe, and over to the Tour Eiffel. It’s probably the best view in Paris. Marc Viénot, SocGen’s cigar-wielding, 67-year-old chairman, is as expansive as his views. |
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