Societe Generale: Slawomir Krupa proposes new executive governance and management team as of 24 may 2023

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SLAWOMIR KRUPA PROPOSES NEW EXECUTIVE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT TEAM AS OF 24 MAY 2023

Press release

Paris, 9 March 2023

On 8 March, Slawomir Krupa presented to the Societe Generale Board of Directors the new executive governance structure and management team that he plans to put in place once he takes up his role as Chief Executive Officer. The Board will propose Slawomir Krupa as director to the Annual General Meeting of 23 May 2023 with a view of appointing him CEO on the same day.

To assist the Chief Executive Officer, the renewed and strengthened senior management team would include two deputy Chief Executive Officers and a newly formed Executive Committee, to be appointed on 24 May 2023.

The new management team will present the Group’s new strategic roadmap in Q3 2023.

While serving Societe Generale’s 25 million clients worldwide and making a purposeful and responsible contribution to the sustainable development goals, the team will focus on three strategic priorities under the roadmap:

  • The efficient stewardship of the capital entrusted to the Group by its shareholders;

    • The quality of execution of the long-term roadmap, starting with our ongoing strategic projects: the new SG retail bank in France, Boursorama’s development, ALD’s acquisition of LeasePlan, the joint venture with AllianceBernstein, and the roll-out of the Group ESG strategy; and

    • The structural improvement of the Group’s operational performance and profitability.

The formation of the new management team will be based on several key principles:

  • A core General Management team, consisting of the Chief Executive Officer, Slawomir Krupa, and two Deputy Chief Executive Officers, tasked with proposing and implementing Societe Generale’s development strategy effectively and cohesively.

    • A newly created Executive Committee, working collaboratively with the Chief Executive Officer and the Deputy Chief Executive Officers, in a streamlined and efficient organisation focused on strengthening the performance of all its businesses, and managing its resources and risks effectively.

    • The intention to assign all supervisory management roles to professionals recognised in their field. The members of the Executive Committee would be women and men, nearly all with at least 20 years of experience in the Bank’s businesses, and who are all proven in their area of expertise.

Of the Executive Committee’s 13 members, 10 come from within Societe Generale, drawing on the depth of the Group’s talents pool. Distinguished external professionals will also join the management team, bringing to the Group a fresh, complementary perspective thanks to their diverse backgrounds and expertise.