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Join Societe Generale at an upcoming Diversity Panel Event “Breaking Barriers in Corporate Banking.” Recruiters and Societe Generale employees will be on hand to share insights, offer guidance and foster networking opportunities for students aspiring to enter the world of finance. This event is open to current Class of 2027 Undergraduate students interested in our 2026 Summer Analyst Program in the Investment Banking and Sales and Trading divisions. To attend one of the sessions, please see our Handshake page at https://lnkd.in/g4p6tDnP. #SGAmericas #SocieteGenerale

💡 Looking to understand the intricate connections between finance, globalisation and ESG? 2050 Investors is your monthly guide to exploring the economic and market megatrends shaping the present and future. In each episode, our host Kokou Agbo-Bloua, Head of Economics, Cross-Asset & Quant Research at Societe Generale deep-dives into the events impacting the economy, financial markets, the planet, and society.   In the latest episode, Kokou and Hatem Mustapha dive into the world of risk management. They explore how recent market volatility has impacted risk and how financial institutions are adapting. Tune in for an insightful discussion on how market volatility is shaping risk management models and the interplay between Main Street and Wall Street.    🎧 https://lnkd.in/eYis3y8x

Last week, to mark #ADHDAwarenessMonth, we were thrilled to welcome Daniel Aherne, Founder of Adjust Services and author of the Pocket Guide to Neurodiversity, to our One Bank Street office for an interactive lunch and learn session on ADHD.   Hosted by Marc Zaffran, Co-Lead of our Great Minds UK Neurodiversity Network, the discussion sought to address common questions and dispel misconceptions relating to ADHD, with Daniel, Marc, and many colleagues in the audience sharing their personal insights. Formed only 18 months ago, Great Minds employee network members represent over 10% of our UK, Channel Islands, and Gibraltar workforce. Together they are raising awareness, driving positive change, and celebrating the strengths of our neurodiverse colleagues.

Celebrating 5 years of the UNEP FI Principles for Responsible Banking! 🌍 As a founding signatory, we are dedicated to supporting our clients towards a more sustainable development. Together, we aim to drive positive change for the planet and future generations.

With our strong regional roots, we support social and economic transformation at a local level by providing assistance for SMEs and entrepreneurs, infrastructure financing, especially for social purposes, and rapidly evolving mobility businesses. The Group has also developed a social and inclusion-based offering in France and in all the countries where it operates. 💡 Want to know more? Check out our 2023-2024 Integrated Report ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ehMB9DTi

What does it mean to be a responsible employer? For Societe Generale, it means enabling our staff to be engaged within the Group and to be part of its performance. To that end, we take steps to enhance quality of life at work, to safeguard equity and inclusion and to help each and every one of our employees to realise their full potential. They include: ➡️ Providing the best employability opportunities to attract and retain our talents ➡️ Fostering career opportunities tailored to future challenges ➡️ Ensuring the conditions for a fair and inclusive culture respectful of others ➡️ Ensuring the conditions for a quality of working life respectful of people and living time ➡️ Strengthening engagement and culture of dialogue to work collectively for the Group’s sustainable competitiveness ➡️ Contributing individually and collectively to positive impact actions Find out more about our actions 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehMB9DTi #IntegratedReport

🚴♂️🛴Green mobility will conclude our summer series dedicated to discovering the eco-responsible initiatives and solutions deployed by the Group around the world. Whether non-motorised (walking, cycling, etc.) or motorised (car-pooling, car-sharing, etc.), green mobility refers to all means of transport that produce little or no pollution. To encourage alternative means of transport (bicycle or electric bicycle, scooter or electric scooter, electric unicycle), the Group has set up a number of infrastructures and services such as: - The electrification of our car fleet (programme underway), - Parking spaces for traditional bicycles/electric bikes, traditional scooters/electric scooters, unicycles, - Car-sharing services for professional or personal use and car-pooling for home-work journeys, - Charging stations, repair points and bike-sharing services, - For certain sites, specific facilities such as a shuttle service for teams in Chennai, India. The results speak for themselves; these actions have already led to a reduction of more than 655 tonnes of CO2 equivalent and savings of close to 170,000 euros. By working together for more sustainable mobility, the Group is actively contributing to preserving the environment and reducing its carbon footprint.

Having previously presented the Group's eco-responsible initiatives in the areas of water management, waste management and the circular economy, this week we are focusing on the well-being of our employees. This includes the quality of life at work, which is a key driver of overall commitment and performance. 🏃♂️🌿🚼 The Group's workspaces are adapting and evolving in line with the new uses and needs of our staff: - To encourage employees to practice sports and promote a healthy lifestyle, the Group has a number of sites in France and abroad equipped with showers. - Gardens, vegetable patches, roof-tops, relaxation areas, open-air workspaces, etc. are available in the Group's various buildings. - Our office in Hong-Kong has been equipped with height-adjustable desks, a relaxation room and Zen bubbles as part of its refurbishment. - Lastly, support for young mothers with lactation rooms available in our Paris office.

We are resolutely pursuing an ambitious decarbonisation programme and have adopted a strategy to align our financing portfolios based on two main priorities: ➡️ manage the reduction in our absolute carbon footprint from fossil fuels ➡️ and define a plan to lower the carbon intensity of our financing portfolios in other sectors 2023 was the start of a major new drive to accelerate this alignment 👇 💡 Want to know more about our commitments? Check out our 2023-2024 #IntegratedReport ➡️ https://lnkd.in/edpm5MWV

After a look at the Group's eco-responsible initiatives in the areas of water and waste management, this week we take a look at some examples of circular economy initiatives relating to the recycling of our office furniture. ♻️Promoting virtuous solutions from the circular economy in our buildings in France and abroad is the approach that we are taking on a daily basis, with a number of initiatives: - recycling furniture and reusing materials (carpets, movable partitions, etc.) - reselling unused furniture to employees at preferential rates (1,400 items, i.e. 26 tonnes of furniture already resold) - installation of furniture made from kitchen units in collaboration with the Atelier Emmaüs, - donations of unused furniture to associations or public institutions, representing 4,000 items since January 2024, - reconditioning of armchairs, some parts of which are 3D printed (2,500 armchairs already renovated, generating savings of 75% compared with new).🔧 Giving priority to recyclable and recycled products also generates substantial CO2 savings, ranging from 1.2 to 150 tonnes depending on the project.