Luc Rondot appointed Chief Information Officer at BNP Paribas French Retail Banking

Luc Rondot has been appointed Chief Information Officer (CIO) and a member of the Executive Committee at the BNP Paribas Group’s French Retail Banking division, with effect from 3 September 2018.

Luc Rondot’s main mission will be to continue the transformation of the IT systems at the French Retail Banking, with a particular focus on further streamlining all the customer journeys so as to make it easier for clients to carry out their projects.

Commenting on this new appointment, Pierre Ruhlmann, Chief Operating Officer at BNP Paribas French Retail Banking, stated: “We’re delighted to welcome Luc Rondot on board. With his wide experience, he will enable us to drive ahead with our digital transformation and attain the ambitious targets set out in our 2020 Plan, by building on our achievements in this field to-date.”

Luc Rondot: Curriculum Vitae

Luc Rondot (57), a graduate of the Control Data Institute, spent most of his professional career at the BPCE Group. After working as Project Leader in charge of the ‘Development of Branch Applications’ within an entity of Banque Populaire, he was appointed Deputy General Manager of the National Informatics Centre of the Caisses d’Epargne, and then Information Systems Manager at Crédit Foncier.

From 2016 onwards, within the BPCE Group, Luc Rondot served as Executive Director of Operations at Crédit Foncier, a role in which he headed up a number of digital transformation projects.

About BNP Paribas French Retail Banking

BNP Paribas French Retail Bank, leader in the private banking and corporate clients markets in France, provides innovative solutions in financing, payment solutions, wealth management and insurance. Combining optimal use of digital tools with customer experience built on human relationship, BNP Paribas French Retail Bank offers customers a broad choice of interface options, ranging from basic banking services provided through the selfcare option to tailor-made banking assistance delivered by customer-service expert teams dedicated to specific areas. BNP Paribas French Retail Bank employs over 28,000 people, who currently serve 6.6 million individual customers, more than 570.000 self-employed professional clients and Very Small Enterprises, plus 31,000 corporate clients (ranging from SMB to midcap and major corporate) and close to 61,000 charities and non-profit organisations. BNP Paribas French Retail Bank relies on a local physical banking network consisting of some 1,900 branches, 190 Private Banking centres, 51 ‘Maisons des Entrepreneurs’ (banking centres specially designed to assist entrepreneurs and business founders), 63 ‘We Are Innovation’ (WAI) hubs and 43 Business Centres (including five special Competence Centres) designed to serve corporate client’s needs. With strong bonds with local territories and ecosystems, BNP Paribas French Retail Bank teams support local initiatives from individuals or non-profit organisations which help to bring about positive change in society. In addition, Hello bank!, BNP Paribas 100% digital bank, is also embedded within the BNP Paribas French Retail Bank, providing its 350,000 customers in France with a full range of solutions, including payments, credit facilities, savings & investment accounts and insurance cover. In 2017, BNP Paribas was named ‘Best Bank in France’ by Euromoney and The Banker magazines.

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Luc Rondot

CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (CIO), FRENCH RETAIL BANKING

Luc Rondot (57), a graduate of the Control Data Institute, spent most of his professional career at the BPCE Group. After working as Project Leader in charge of the ‘Development of Branch Applications’ within an entity of Banque Populaire, he was appointed Deputy General Manager of the National Informatics Centre of the Caisses d’Epargne, and then Information Systems Manager at Crédit Foncier.

From 2016 onwards, within the BPCE Group, Luc Rondot served as Executive Director of Operations at Crédit Foncier, a role in which he headed up a number of digital transformation projects.