Frédéric Surdon began his career at Société Générale in 1995 and took the reigns of the bank’s Luxembourg operations this week. Photo: Société Générale

Frédéric Surdon began his career at Société Générale in 1995 and took the reigns of the bank’s Luxembourg operations this week. Photo: Société Générale

Frédéric Surdon became the new managing director and CEO of Société Générale Luxembourg on Thursday, replacing Arnaud Jacquemin, who has been appointed head of the group's securities business.

A member of the board of Société Générale Luxembourg since 2019, Frédéric Surdon was named managing director and CEO on Thursday, succeeding , who has been appointed head of the group's securities business.

After working in the real estate department at Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking (SGCIB) from 1995 to 2000, Surdon joined the structured asset finance team. In 2004, he became deputy head of the department for continental Europe and the United States, then its head in 2006. From 2008 to 2013, he was chief operating officer of the global finance division worldwide. In 2013, he was appointed global head of export finance and in 2015 he became global head of asset finance, serving in that role until August.

Société Générale, which has been present in Luxembourg for 130 years, employs more than 1,000 staff and supports its individual, institutional and corporate customers in the areas of private banking, capital markets, corporate services and securities services.

Originally published in French by and translated for Delano

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