Making equity derivatives pay at BNP Paribas: Gérardin’s first project

Owen Sanderson

January 14, 2015 06:15 pm

Nicolas Marque BNP Paribas equity derivatives head

New BNP Paribas investment bank boss Yann Gérardin is an equity derivatives man through and through, having built the business from scratch since he joined in 1987.

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