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BNP Paribas Asset Management appoints Sylvain Ghisoni as Country Sales Head for France

BNP Paribas Asset Management (‘BNPP AM’) announces the appointment of Sylvain Ghisoni as Country Sales Head for France, within the Global Client Group, its worldwide Sales and Marketing organisation. He will report to Fabien Madar, Co-Head of Distribution Europe. Sylvain will join BNPP AM on 21 January and will be based in Paris.

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In this new role, Sylvain will be responsible for BNPP AM’s sales strategy in France and the development of its business with wholesale and institutional clients, by raising awareness of BNPP AM’s investment expertise.

Fabian Madar, Co-Head of Distribution Europe at BNP Paribas Asset Management, comments: “Sylvain Ghisoni brings a wealth of investment management industry experience and an excellent knowledge of different client types of and their specific needs, and we are very pleased to welcome him to BNP Paribas Asset Management.”

Sylvain Ghisoni joins from Amundi, where he had been Deputy Head of Distribution for France and Monaco since 2017. Previously he was Head of Wholesale & Distribution for France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Monaco at Pioneer Investments from 2008 until its acquisition by Amundi. He started his career in 2001 at ING Investment Management, spending two years as a Risk Manager and then four years as a Senior Relationship Manager, before holding the same position at Fortis Investments between 2007 and 2008.

Sylvain holds a Masters in International Asset Management from SKEMA Business School and a Masters in Economics from Nice Sophia Antipolis University.

Next Finance , January 2019

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