Société Générale

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On the occasion of Societe Generale’s 160th anniversary, we pay tribute to those without whom nothing would have been possible.   🎙️Impossible . Possible - Listen to the testimony of Boyan Slat - The Ocean Cleanup supported by the Societe Generale Foundation   "I founded The Ocean Cleanup with a clear mission of ridding the world’s oceans of plastic. Today, our cleanup technologies are deployed around the world as we conduct the largest cleanup in history. Plastic pollution has a devastating impact on marine life, humanity and the planet, making our mission urgent but achievable". 🎧Listen to the full podcast➡️ https://lnkd.in/eymrmDmy

🔥 Women In | Estella’s Story 🔥 At Societe Generale, we’re all about shining a light on the incredible women who make things happen every day. Today, in our Women In series, we’re bringing you Estella, one of our powerhouse colleagues from Societe Generale in the US. Her journey? Pure dedication. Her impact? Unstoppable. Estella is proof that talent, ambition, and hard work can break barriers and push us all forward. And let’s be real—celebrating inspiring women isn’t just for one day, it’s an everyday thing. Press play, get inspired, and big up the women who keep making moves.

On the occasion of Societe Generale’s 160th anniversary, we pay tribute to those without whom nothing would have been possible. 🎙️Impossible . Possible - Listen to the testimony of Jim Farley,  Ford Motor Company "When I was a kid, my nickname was Jimmy Car-Car. My love of cars remained pure, and to preserve it, I didn't want to join the car industry. Then I worked somewhere else and hated it. That's when I realised that I had to be true to my passion. If you're lucky enough to have a passion, follow it". 🎧Listen to the full podcast➡️ https://lnkd.in/ejvM6Cpx

As we embark on 2025, we're sharing a video series showcasing some of our clients projects that our teams have helped bring to life. Beginning this series with our energy sectorial expertise, where we have worked to provide tailored financing and advisory solutions for energy transition projects. The selection of solar, wind, and battery energy storage system projects featured here have contributed to a minimum generation of 25,000 MW and a capacity of at least 8,000 MW storage across diverse regions. Learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eCTraSBD

🎙 Dive into the captivating world of finance, globalisation, and ESG with 2050 Investors, your monthly guide to understanding the intricate connections shaping our future. Hosted by Kokou Agbo-Bloua, Head of Economics at Societe Generale, each episode offers a deep dive into economic and market megatrends, exploring their impact on our progress to meeting 2050’s global sustainability targets. From personal anecdotes to in-depth research, there's something for everyone in this magical blend of narratives, sound effects and pop culture references.    💡 In the latest episode, don't miss the exclusive interview with Slawomir Krupa, CEO of Societe Generale, as he reflects on the bank's 160-year legacy and its vital role in financing the energy transition, driving sustainable projects and offering strategic advice to drive these developments. Tune in for a compelling exploration of the past, present, and future of banking, and gain fresh insights into the age-old institution that continues to influence our lives and economies.    Tune in to 2050 Investors ➡️ https://so.ge/pqc

🎙 Plongez dans le monde de la finance, de la mondialisation et de l'ESG avec 2050 Investors, votre émission mensuelle pour comprendre les connexions complexes qui façonnent notre avenir. Animé par Kokou Agbo-Bloua, Responsable mondial de la recherche économique, cross asset et quantitative chez Société Générale, chaque épisode offre une plongée dans les mégatendances de l'économie et de marché, explorant leur impact sur notre progression vers les objectifs de durabilité mondiale de 2050. Des anecdotes personnelles à des recherches approfondies, il y en a pour tous les goûts dans ce mélange magique de récits, d'effets sonores et de références à la culture populaire. 💡 Dans le dernier épisode, ne manquez pas l'interview exclusive de Slawomir Krupa, Directeur général de Société Générale, alors qu'il évoque l'héritage de 160 ans de la banque et de son rôle essentiel dans le financement de la transition énergétique, dans le soutien à des projets de transformation ainsi que son rôle de conseil stratégique pour stimuler ces développements. Cet épisode est une exploration captivante du passé, du présent et du futur de la banque, offrant de nouvelles perspectives sur la manière dont cette institution millénaire continue d'influencer nos vies et nos économies. Découvrez le podcast ➡️ https://so.ge/1wi

Quels sont les défis économiques et financiers mondiaux en 2025 ? Michala Marcussen, Chef économiste du groupe Société Générale a partagé avec WanSquare ses prévisions et analyses pour cette année. 💡🔍 La croissance en Europe et en France, les risques géopolitiques, l’impact de la crise immobilière en Chine, la stabilité financière mondiale et les politiques monétaires de la BCE et de la Fed… Réponses ici ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eziuZRny

⏳📸 An old-time profession somewhat forgotten: the coupon clerk. Mainly exercised by women, it involved managing bonds and associated coupons: - Bond endorsement: once bond holders had received their payment, coupon clerks would cut and paste interest coupons onto specific registers, - Maintaining detailed registers of all bond-related operations, thus ensuring complete traceability. The digitalisation of banking systems and process automation have rendered this manual work obsolete.

⏳📸 Do you know what Collecting clerks were? The employee who exercised this profession, which first appeared in the 19th century, had a certain responsibility on his shoulders since his main task was to recover sums owned to the bank. They travelled around the city to customers’ homes. Equipped with a bag attached by a solid copper chain fixed under his coast, the clerk could transport substantial amounts of money in various forms (bill of exchange, promissory notes etc). This profession, known outside the bank, especially to criminals, involved risks and would disappear in the 1950s.