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Mr. Philippe de Fontenay is a Managing Director at Neuflize Private Assets SA.
He began his career as a financial analyst at Loeb Rhoades, and became portfolio manager for private clients at Chase Manhattan Bank in Paris.
Authorized representative of Massonaud Le Guay in 1984, he was appointed Stockbroker in 1987.
Following the sale of the Massonaud Fontenay to AMRO Bank in 1988, he was appointed CEO and board member in 1994 before taking the presidency of the newly named ABN AMRO Securities Company .
He also served as member of the board of ABN AMRO France from 1995 to 2000.
In April 2000 he founded the company Fontenay Management which he will chair until April 2010, when the merger with NPA .
Mr. de Fontenay holds a MBA from Columbia University, and a degree in engineering from ENSEEHT.
Former positions of Philippe de Fontenay
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Neuflize Private Assets SA
 Neuflize Private Assets SA Investment ManagersFinance Neuflize Private Assets SA (NPA) is the French subsidiary of Banque Neuflize OBC SA, itself a subsidiary of the Government od The Netherlands' ABN AMRO Group NV. Created in 2000 by François Mouté, the firm is ABN AMRO's U.S. equities and absolute return expertise center. Based in Paris, NPA manages Absolute Performance Funds, U.S. equity funds and also offers management through customized private mandates to high net-worth clients in France and abroad. | Chief Executive Officer | - |
Fontenay Gestion SA
 Fontenay Gestion SA Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Fontenay Gestion (FG) is a subsidiary of Neuflize Private Assets SA, part of ABN AMRO Holding NV (XA: AAB; NYSE: ABN) with the ultimate parent firm RFS Holdings BV, which is a new company formed by Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Fortis Group NV and Santander Central Hispano SA. FG is located in Paris, the firm was established in 2000 by Philippe de Fontenay to manage assets for the private clientele of Massonnaud-Fontenay, which became ABN AMRO Securities France. In 2007 FG absorbed their subsidiary FGA Gestion, established in 1987 and formerly known as François Dufour Gestion. The firm manages discretionary accounts as well as mutual funds, delegating alternative portfolios to specialist third parties. They also provide financial advisory services. Their clientele include both retail and high-net worth private individuals. | President | 26/04/2010 |
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Fontenay Gestion SA
Fontenay Gestion SA Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Fontenay Gestion (FG) is a subsidiary of Neuflize Private Assets SA, part of ABN AMRO Holding NV (XA: AAB; NYSE: ABN) with the ultimate parent firm RFS Holdings BV, which is a new company formed by Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Fortis Group NV and Santander Central Hispano SA. FG is located in Paris, the firm was established in 2000 by Philippe de Fontenay to manage assets for the private clientele of Massonnaud-Fontenay, which became ABN AMRO Securities France. In 2007 FG absorbed their subsidiary FGA Gestion, established in 1987 and formerly known as François Dufour Gestion. The firm manages discretionary accounts as well as mutual funds, delegating alternative portfolios to specialist third parties. They also provide financial advisory services. Their clientele include both retail and high-net worth private individuals. | Miscellaneous |
Neuflize Private Assets SA
Neuflize Private Assets SA Investment ManagersFinance Neuflize Private Assets SA (NPA) is the French subsidiary of Banque Neuflize OBC SA, itself a subsidiary of the Government od The Netherlands' ABN AMRO Group NV. Created in 2000 by François Mouté, the firm is ABN AMRO's U.S. equities and absolute return expertise center. Based in Paris, NPA manages Absolute Performance Funds, U.S. equity funds and also offers management through customized private mandates to high net-worth clients in France and abroad. | Finance |
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