Jean-Jacques Barbéris appointed Deputy CEO of CACEIS
CACEIS, a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole, has announced the appointment of Jean-Jacques Barbéris as Deputy Chief Executive Officer, in charge of coverage and digital assets. The appointment will be formally proposed at the group's next Board of Directors meeting.
Prior to joining CACEIS, he served as Head of the Institutional and Corporate Clients division at Amundi, where he also oversaw the ESG department. He was a member of both the General Management Committee and the Executive Committee. Since 2021, he has held the position of Chairman of CPRAM and Amundi Germany.
Before his tenure at Amundi, Jean-Jacques Barbéris served as economic and financial advisor to the President of the French Republic from 2013 to 2016. From 2012 to 2013, he was financial advisor to the Minister of Economy and Finance.
A subsidiary of Crédit Agricole with operations across Europe, the Americas, and Asia, CACEIS specializes in financial services for asset management companies and institutional investors, offering a comprehensive suite of products and services.
Crédit Agricole S.A. is one of the leading European banking groups and is the leading financial backer of the French economy. Net Banking Product breaks down by activity as follows:
- finance, investment and market banking (31.3%): standard and specialized bank financing activities (financing for acquisitions, projects, aeronautical and maritime assets, etc.), stock operations, consulting in mergers and acquisitions, investment capital, etc.;
- asset management, insurance and private banking (28.2%);
- retail banking (28.1%): activities in France (Crédit Lyonnais) and abroad. Furthermore, the group is present in France via its 39 regional networks of branches (making it the biggest French banking network);
- specialized financial services (12.4%): consumer loan, leasing and factoring (No. 1 in France).
At the end of 2025, Crédit Agricole S.A. managed EUR 894.5 billion in current deposits and EUR 559.2 billion in current credits.
NBP is distributed geographically as follows: France (47.7%), Italy (19.9%), European Union (15%), Europe (6.3%), North America (5.3%), Japan (1.1%), Asia and Oceania (3.4%), Africa and Middle East (1%), Central and South America (0.3%).
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