EIB

Bertrand de Mazières, Director General of Finance at the European Investment Bank (EIB), retires this year after 17 years at the institution. During an august career he helped guide the bank through periods of global financial crisis and political turmoil. He was instrumental in the EIB’s evolution into a climate bank that has laid the foundations of a trillion dollar green bond market. But in a testament to the institution’s culture, what he will miss most is the people.

Funding official has spent nearly 30 years at the supranational

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Outgoing de Mazières will remain a senior advisor at the bank until his retirement next year

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