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François Lefebvre appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the French Banking Federation
François Lefebvre succeeds Etienne Barel as Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the French Banking Federation (FBF). In his new role, he will be head of the “Banking and Financial Affairs, Europe and International” division and oversee the “Investment banking and Markets “, “Sustainable finance”, “Taxation”, “Banking and accounting supervision”, and “European and international institutional relations” departments.
In his new role, he will be head of the “Banking and Financial Affairs, Europe and International” division and oversee the “Investment banking and Markets “, “Sustainable finance”, “Taxation”, “Banking and accounting supervision”, and “European and international institutional relations” departments.
François Lefebvre joined the FBF in April 2024 as Deputy General Manager, in charge of the “Retail and remote banking”, “Digital, payments and operational resilience”, and “Legal and compliance” departments. He helped foster a better understanding of the role played by banks in financing the economy, especially in the defence sector. He also helped highlight the strengths of the universal banking model, which provides French customers with high-quality services at a lower cost than elsewhere in Europe.
François Lefebvre began his career in 2004 at the French Treasury. From 2013 to 2019, he worked in the Finance Department of the World Bank. Before joining the FBF, he served as Chief Executive Officer of Bpifrance Assurance Export from 2019 to 2024. He is a Sciences Po Paris graduate, holds a degree in law and an MBA in Finance from ESSEC Business School, and is an École nationale d’administration (ENA) alumnus.
François Lefebvre is a member of the FBF Executive Committee, alongside Maya Atig, Chief Executive Officer, Ermelina Debacq, Deputy General Manager, and André-Guy Turoche, AFB Director of Social Affairs.
The French Banking Federation would like to express its sincere thanks to Etienne Barel for his commitment to serving the banking industry in France and for his many achievements, particularly within the European Banking Federation over the past six years. The FBF wishes him every success in his new role as a member of Banque Transatlantique’s Management Board.
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