Soc Gen appoints new Luxembourg private banking chief

Societe Generale Private Banking (SGPB) has appointed a new head of Luxembourg as Jeanne Duvoux replaces Olivier Lecler.

Soc Gen appoints new Luxembourg private banking chief

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Lecler will remain at the group and his new functions will be announced in due course.

From 1 September Duvoux will become the 11th member of SGPB’s executive committee while taking on responsibility for developing the private bank’s wealth management activities in Luxembourg.

There she will lead the teams responsible for bespoke wealth planning and investment solutions, as well as driving their day-to-day banking services, one of the largest trading desks in Luxembourg and specialisms in financing and structured products.

Duvoux started her career in 1989 as an auditor at Deloitte. She joined Societe Generale in 1996 where she held the positions of chief financial officer for Fimat Group and managing director of Fimat Banque.

In 2006, following the acquisition of securities services from UniCredit Group, Duvoux joined SGSS as deputy head of SGSS SpA in charge of supervising the bank’s corporate and business functions, before becoming its managing director three years later.

In January 2012, she was appointed managing director and chief executive of SGSS SpA.

Duvoux is a graduate in economics and business from ESC Reims and is a certified public accountant.