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Paris EUROPLACE Is the Paris Financial Services-Led Body, in Charge of Developing and Promoting Paris As an International Financial Center Welcome to Paris Your Hub to Europe 2021 Paris EUROPLACE is the Paris financial services-led body, in charge of developing and promoting Paris as an international financial center. Paris EUROPLACE is chaired by Augustin de ROMANET, Chairman and CEO, Aéroports de Paris (ADP). Paris EUROPLACE brings together all financial services industry Missions stakeholders and is the voice for its 400+ members, corporate issuers, investors, banks and financial intermediaries, professional associations, attorneys and accountants, consulting firms, etc., as well as the financial market authorities. Think tanks and Working groups: to enhance the New growing financial sectors: to act as a prominent Paris financial services business regulatory and global financial center in: environment, by supporting reforms and initiatives to improve the attractiveness of the Paris financial center. • Innovation / Fintech: the FINANCE INNOVATION Cluster guides the development of Fintechs in the most European contribution: to participate in European innovative fields: new payment solutions, Blockchain, working groups and consultations on European financial AI, risk management, asset management, insurtech,… markets and establish permanent relations with the European Commission and Parliament. • Sustainable Finance: the Finance for Tomorrow ini- tiative contributes to mobilizing the Paris market players International cooperation: to develop dialogue, close towards a sustainable and low carbon economy, in line ties and cooperation with emerging financial centers with the Paris Agreement. through the signature of MOUs and the organization of International Financial Forums. Financial research: the Institut Louis Bachelier promotes, shares and disseminates research in economics and finance. 2030 Institut Louis Bachelier (ILB) Global Strategy: www.institutlouisbachelier.org FINANCIAL RESEARCH To improve the Paris financial 1. Finance for Tomorrow center’s attractiveness. www.financefortomorrow.com SUSTAINABLE FINANCE 2. To consolidate the position The European of Paris in its sectors of Institute of excellence such as investment Financial banking, insurance, asset Regulation management, corporate (EIFR) financing. www.eifr.eu To accelerate the industrial REGULATORY initiatives with three key DIALOGUE sectors: • Fintechs and financial innovation; • Sustainable and FINANCE environmental finance; INNOVATION Emergence www.finance-innovation.org www.emergence-incubation.com • Infrastructure financing. FINTECH CLUSTER NEW INNOVATIVE ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES 3. To strengthen the contribution of the Paris financial center at the European and Paris EUROPLACE’s International levels. Ecosystem Working Groups Artificial Intelligence Europe Promotion Coordinated by Coordinated by Coordinated by Nicolas MERIC, Arnaud de BRESSON, Arnaud de BRESSON, CEO, DreamQuark CEO, Paris EUROPLACE CEO, and WORKING Alain PITHON, Secretary GROUPS Cybersecurity Equity Growth General, Paris EUROPLACE Chaired by Coordinated by Anthony ATTIA, Arnaud de BRESSON, Regulatory Environment Global Head of Primary Markets CEO, Paris EUROPLACE Chaired by & Post Trade, EURONEXT Michel PRADA, Infrastructure Financing Chairman, Conseil de Derivatives Chaired by Normalisation des Comptes Coordinated by Jean BEUNARDEAU, Publics Vincent REMAY, CEO, HSBC France Sub-committees: Special Advisor, VIEL Issuers (IPO, SPAC, QG): Fintech (Hubert de Digital Currency, VAUPLANE), Foreign the Paris Attractiveness Investments (Christophe Coordinated by Crypto Assets PERCHET), Securitization Philippe HENRY, European Regulation (Hervé TOURAINE), Security Global Head of Corporate, Coordinated by (Etienne GENTIL), Taxation Financials and Multinationals Hubert de VAUPLANE, (Blandine LEPORCQ). Partner, Kramer Levin Banking, HSBC Statistics Uses Microfinance Coordinated by Chaired by Chaired by Marianne DEMARCHI Banque de France Maria NOWAK, and Paris EUROPLACE Honorary Chairman, ADIE Corporates Africa Chaired by — Xavier GIRRE, China and Group Senior Executive South East Asia COMMITTEES Vice-President, Finance, EDF EMERGING — Middle East Investors MARKETS Chaired by COMMITTEES Valérie BAUDSON, CEO, AMUNDI Market Infrastructures Chaired by Nathalie AUFAUVRE, General Director of Operations, Banque de France PARIS Competitive Advantages in the EU * The only “Global City” in the EU The most innovative and • The largest economic sustainable financial region, with 5% of the EU GDP. center in the EU • Paris region No.1 in Europe and No.3 worldwide for hosting the world’s Top 500 corporate headquarters. • Access to a market of The EU largest 450 million European consumers. Fintech base • Paris, at the heart of Europe. Strategic geographical position and convenient access by air, rail and road transportation. OSLO STOCKHOLM COPENHAGEN PARIS - NEW YORK North 1:50 DUBLIN Sea 8:30 1:40 To USA AMSTERDAM Recognized expertise 1:15 BERLIN PARIS - SAN FRANCISCO MOSCOW 3:18 1:35 WARSAW 11:25 LONDON 3:30 and know-how in 1:20 PARIS - LOS ANGELES BRUSSELS 2:15 11:35 0:55 FRANKFURT 1:20 1:20 Infrastructure 3:50 MUNICH To Asia Atlantic 1:15 Ocean PARIS ZURICH PARIS - TOKYO Financing 1:15 11:55 GENEVA PARIS - SHANGHAI 1:10 MILANO 11:10 3:05 1:30 MADRID BARCELONA ROME LISBON 2:05 1:40 2:00 Mediterranean Sea To Africa CASABLANCA ALGIERS TUNIS 2:00 A business-friendly • Flexible labor rules and a reduced cost of labor; environment • Attractive tax environment; • Improved legal framework; * European Union • Enhanced general business environment and infrastructure. The leading financial center in the EU • The largest EU stock BME exchange, in terms of Spanish market capitalization 7 % EURONEXT and value of equity trading. 49 % Nasdaq OMX 19 % Others 3 % (in % total EU Source: market cap.) Deutsche WEF, April 2021 Börse 21 % • The EU deepest and most liquid Others corporate bond 27 % market. FRANCE (% of total 42 % EU outstanding) Netherlands A dynamic Green 10 % Source: Italy BIS, & Sustainable 8 % Finance Center Germany 13 % end 2020 • The largest asset management 33 % pool in the Eurozone, more Recognized expertise than 4,350 bn€ in assets under and know-how in management in France. 18 % Infrastructure Market 11 % 10 % share of Financing main AuM 3 % in the EU Source: EFAMA Report, Spain Netherlands Italy Germany FRANCE Nov. 2020 • A critical mass of financial market players. st 1 Business N°1 Center in Europe INSURANCE i.e. presence of the French N°1 clients of financial 5 BANKS Market PRIVATE EQUITY institutions & the talents in the EU top 10 in the EU in the EU Join us and Get Involved Paris EUROPLACE is the Paris Center financial body in charge of the development and the promotion of Paris as an International Financial Center. Paris EUROPLACE gathers all the market participants: corporates, investors, banks and financial institutions as well as the market authorities, the city of Paris, Paris Region and the Metropole Grand Paris. Altogether more than 500 members including international banks and investors (especially since the Brexit) have already joined us. As Paris EUROPLACE is extending its actions for the competitiveness and attractiveness of the Paris Financial Center, being a member of Paris AlexLyDesign EUROPLACE offers a wide range of services such as, but not limited to: participating in working groups, attending international financial forums, Graphic design: joining the Sustainable Finance as well as the Fintech & Research communities, benefiting from leading-edge services and information (economic and regulatory framework, taxation,…). Palais Brongniart 28, place de la Bourse www.paris-europlace.com 75002 Paris – France @europlace T: (+33) 1 70 98 06 30 F: (+33) 1 70 98 06 31 paris-europlace 2021 Board of Directors Steering Committee Members Paris EUROPLACE’s Board of Directors Board of Directors chaired by Augustin de ROMANET, Chairman & CEO, ADP Group Jean-Paul AGON, Chairman of the Board, L’Oréal Xavier GIRRE, Group Senior Executive Vice- Eric PINON, Chairman, AFG – The French Asset Bernard ARNAULT, Chairman & CEO, LVMH President, responsible for the Finance Division, Management Association EDF Jacques ASCHENBROICH, Chairman & CEO, Alain PITHON, Secretary General, Paris Valeo Virginie GRAND, Managing Director, Global EUROPLACE Banking, HSBC Maya ATIG, Chief Executive Officer,FBF – French Patrick POUYANNÉ, Chairman & CEO, Total Banking Federation Catherine GRANDPIERRE-MANGIN, Vincent RAUSCHER, CEO & Managing Director, Chairman, KLESIA Pascale AUCLAIR, Corporate Secretary, La Antin Infrastructure Partners Française Group Marie GUILLEMOT, Chairman & CEO, KPMG Vincent REMAY, Senior Advisor, VIEL & Cie Alban AUCOIN, Head of Group Public Affairs, Phillipe HEIM, Chairman of the Board of Alexandre RICARD, Chairman & CEO, Pernod Crédit Agricole Directors, La Banque Postale, Executive Vice- Ricard President, Le Groupe La Poste Patricia BARBIZET, Chairman, Temaris & Stéphane RICHARD, Chairman & CEO, Orange Anne HIDALGO, Mayor of Paris, Ville de Paris Associés Thomas SAUNIER, Chief Executive Officer, Valérie BAUDSON, Chief Executive Officer, Vincent HUBERT, Managing Director CIB Malakoff Mederic Corporate, Santander Amundi Jean-Dominique SENARD, Chairman of the Thibaut BECHETOILLE, Chairman, Croissance Didier KLING, Chairman, Paris Île-de-France Board of Directors, Renault Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry Plus Denis SIMONNEAU, Deputy Director for Stéphane BOUJNAH, CEO & Chairman of the Jean LEMIERRE, Chairman of the Board of Institutional Affairs, L’Oréal Directors, BNP PARIBAS Managing Board, Euronext Olivier VIGNA, Deputy CEO, Paris
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