FACTBOX: Impact of Bayrou's election pledges on French stocks

PARIS (Reuters) - Here are some of the main proposals of Centrist presidential candidate Francois Bayrou and the stocks that analysts say could be impacted if he won the French presidential elections.

- Customized pension plans.

POSITIVE IMPACT: Insurers Axa and CNP.

- Ban conglomerates that generate revenues from government contracts from acquiring a media company.

NEGATIVE IMPACT: Bouygues (TF1), Lagardere (Europe 1, Paris-Match, Elle, Canal Plus), and Dassault family, who own Dassault Aviation and newspaper Le Figaro.

- Hostile to the privatization of EDF and GDF. One of Bayrou's advisers said he would scrap GDF-Suez merger and look for alternatives including closer ties between GDF and Total.

IMPACT: EDF, GDF, Suez, Total.

- Reserve 20 percent of all public contracts for small and medium-sized businesses; Allow firms to create two new jobs free of social charges, apart from pension deductions, for five years, a plan aimed at small/medium companies.

POSITIVE IMPACT: Small and mid caps.

- Make tourism an economic priority.

POSITIVE IMPACT: Accor, Club Med.

(list of stocks established from research notes from UBS, Societe Generale, Barclays, Berstein Research, Lehman Brothers and HSBC)