The Board of directors of Crédit du Nord, which was held on may 19, 2017 last, has named Françoise Mercadal-Delasalles chief executive officer of Crédit du Nord group, effective July 1, 2017.
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Philippe Amestoy, previously general manager of Crédit du Nord group, joined the group Société Générale as director of Operations and Transformation of the retail Bank in France.
Françoise Mercadal-Delasalles practiced previously, since 2009, the functions of the director of Resources and Innovation within the Société Générale group and was, as such, a member of the executive Committee of the Société Générale group. Born in 1962, degree in law and letters, IEP Paris, she becomes, upon his graduation from ENA in 1988, director calendar of the directorate of Budget of the ministry of Finance. In 1992, she is head of the Environment division of the department of financing of international projects of NPP. Appointed in 1995 as assistant director of the Europe office of the directorate of Budget at ministry of Finance, she joined in 2002, the Caisse des dépôts et consignations, as director delegated to It. In 2003, she was appointed deputy secretary-general, director of management control, information systems and general resources, and then the definition of the strategic plan. She joined in 2008 the Société Générale group as director of operational Effectiveness and Innovation. She became in 2009, the director of Resources and Innovation of the Group.
About Crédit du Nord group
The group Crédit du Nord consists of eight regional banks – Courtois, Kolb, Laydernier, Nuger, Rhône-Alpes, Société Marseillaise de Crédit, Tarneaud and Crédit du Nord -, and a provider of investment services, the brokerage Company Gilbert Dupont.
With 8,800 employees and a network of 880 branches, the Crédit du Nord group is at the service of more than 2 million individual customers, 290 000 professionals and associations and 55,000 businesses, and institutional. The different entities of the group Crédit du Nord have a very large autonomy in the management of their activity, which is expressed in particular by rapid decision-making and a greater responsiveness to the demands of their customers. The strategy of the bank Group is articulated around three key elements :
be an actor of reference with respect to the quality of the customer relationship ;
develop a high level of professionalism, individual and collective ;
put at the disposal of their clients with the services and the most advanced technologies.
The quality and strength of the results of the Crédit du Nord group are recognised by the market and confirmed by the long term rating assigned by Standard & Poor’s and Was assigned by Fitch. The Crédit du Nord group is a 100% subsidiary of Société Générale.
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