BNP Paribas Investment Partners has appointed Frederic Janbon as its new chief executive, as Philippe Marchessaux steps down from his role after six years.
Janbon (pictured) will succeed Marchessaux, who will support him during a transistion period, beginning today. The former chief executive will then join a different part of the business in a new role. Janbon has been head of global fixed income at the firm from 2005 until the end of last year. His main task in the new role will be to develop BNP IP as a leader in the institutional asset management space. BNP Paribas multi-asset team: How we can capitalise on future 'flash crashes' During his time at the help of the investment manager, Marchessaux was involved in the integration of ...
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