Societe Generale appoints global infrastructure finance head
Société Générale has appointed Hervé Le Corre as a new global head of infrastructure finance.
Hervé Le Corre has nine years of experience in project financing at the French bank. As global head of infrastructure finance he will report to Federico Turegano, global head of natural resources and infrastructure.
Mr Le Corre will be responsible of advising and financing of public private deals and project finance for transport and accommodation infrastructure projects.
He joined Société Générale in 2006 as VP and Director in Infrastructure project finance team in Paris, later, in 2011, he became Managing Director, head of Infrastructure project finance. In 2014 he was appointed as deputy head of CIB RISK department in Paris. Prior to work at Société Générale, he worked for the French Treasury.
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