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CREDIT AGRICOLE SA : Appointment

Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:32pm EST
 
  PARIS, Nov 10 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
 APPOINTMENT

    At its meeting of 10 November 2009, the Board of Directors of Credit
Agricole S.A. duly noted the intention of Georges Pauget, Chief Executive
Officer, to stand down from office as of 1 March 2010.

    The Chairman, Rene Carron, proposed that the Board appoint Jean- Paul
Chifflet, currently Secretary General of the Federation Nationale du
Credit Agricole and also Chairman of Credit Agricole Centre-Est regional
bank, as his successor.

    His proposal was adopted.

    The Board thanked Georges Pauget warmly for the excellent quality of his
work and the results obtained.

    This information is provided by HUGIN

    

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