Crédit National
The Crédit national was a former French banking institution created under the impetus of Charles François Laurent, an expert in international financing, by a special law on 10, located on the border between the private domain and the sphere of influence of the French State.
| Formation | 1919 |
|---|---|
| Founder | Charles Laurent, Emmanuel Derode |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Services | banking |
National Credit Obligation dated 20 November 1919
The G.I.E. Crédit National Syndication was struck off the commercial register on August 2, 1995.[1]
Leaders
Presidents
- Charles Lawrence: 1919
- Louis Martin: 1920 — 1936
- Wilfrid Baumgartner: 1936 — 1949
- Jacques Brunet: 1949 — 1960
- John Saltes: 1960-1972
- Bernard Clappier: 1973 — 1974
- André de Lattre: 1974 — 1982
- Jean Saint-Geours: 1982 — 1987
- Paul Mentré: 1987 — 1990
- Yves Lyon-Caen: 1990 — 1993
- Jean-Yves Haberer: 1993 — 1994
- Emmanuel Rodocanachi: 1994 — 1998[2]
Directors
- Marcel Frachon: 1919 — 1929
- Jean du Buit: 1929 — 1942
See also
- Crédit Foncier de France
- Bank of France
- Timeline of banks in Europe
Notes
- "CREDIT NATIONAL SYNDICATION à PARIS (379155005), CA, bilan, KBIS - Infogreffe". www.infogreffe.fr. Retrieved 2022-09-03.
- [https: //www.lesechos.fr/19/05/1994/LesEchos/16648-102- ECH_emmanuel-Rodocanachi-takes-the-relay-to-credit-national.htm "Rodocanachi Emmanuel takes the National Credit relay"]. lesechos.fr. 1994-05-19. Retrieved 2016-05-22.
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Sources
- Robert beef, The National Credit , Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 1923.
- The National Credit, medium credit institution and long term, 1951.
- National Credit 1919-1969 , Paris, Havas-Conseil 1969.
- Patrice Baubeau Arnaud Lavit d'Hautefort, Michel Lescure, The National Credit from 1919 to 1994. public history of a private company, Paris, JC Lattes, 1994.
- National Committee Corporate Credit. Jubilee 1945-1995 1995.
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