Pascal Voisin

Natixis Investment Managers International SA (NIM International) is the asset management subsidiary of Natixis Investment Managers SA, itself a subsidiary of BPCE SA's Natixis SA (Euronext: KN) in France. The firm was founded 1984 and previously known as Ostrum Asset Management. Headquartered in Paris, NIM International provides investment management and collective portfolio management services for institutional, retail and corporate clients.

Crédit Agricole Asset Management (France) SA (CAAM) was the wholly-owned asset management subsidiary of Crédit Agricole SA (XP : ACA) in France. Created in 2004 by the merger of Crédit Agricole Asset Management and Crédit Lyonnais Asset Management, the firm was headquartered in Paris. In 2010 the firm was absorbed by Amundi SA, a joint venture between the French leading banks Crédit Agricole SA, holder of the majority interest, and Société Générale SA (XP: GLE). In addition to the Paris office, the firm had investment teams in London, Milan, Madrid, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore. CAAM provided asset management services to institutional and private investors.

Natixis Epargne Financière Gestion SA (NEFG) is an indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary of Natixis Global Asset Management, the asset management arm and a subsidiary of Paris-based Natixis (PA: KN), formerly known as Natixis Banques Populaires. NEFG combines the activities of the former Ecureuil Gestion, established in 1988, and of asset management teams formerly operating within Groupe Banque Populaire. Established in 2004, the firm is located in Paris. NEFG designs, administers and distributes an extensive range of mutual funds. They also manage guaranteed return funds and multi-manager products. They cooperate closely with Natixis Asset Management for the management of their other funds. Their clients are intermediaries and private individuals, in particular retail investors.