The France-based investments group announces another change at the top.

There has been another C-suite change at France-based Natixis. The firm, which is part of Groupe BPCE, the European banking group, has named Nathalie Bricker as chief financial officer, replacing Nicolas Namias, who went on to BPCE in June to head up finance, strategy and legal affairs.

Bricker began her career in 1991 at KPMG. In 1995, she joined Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations as manager facilitator of the accounting network for the markets and custodian activities. After a number of roles she became head of accounting at Natixis in 2007, and has been head of accounting and ratios at the firm since 2013, joining the group’s executive committee in 2016.

As reported in June, Natixis appointed Véronique Sani as chief operating officer and member of the senior management committee. She succeeds Norbert Cron, with effect from 18 September. In May the group named François Riahi as chief executive, replacing Laurent Mignon, who was appointed chairman of Groupe BPCE’s board of directors.