AMF revamps Financial Skills Certification Board

France’s financial regulator, Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF), has announced some personnel changes to its financial skills certification board (HCCP).

The board was established in 2009, at the request of the AMF, with the mission to verify the professional skills of those working at investment services providers.

The remit was then expanded in 2017 to include financial investment advisors.

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The personnel changes include the appointment of a new chair – Olympe Dexant-de Bailliencourt, a member of the AMF Board since February 2024.

She replaces Jacqueline Eli-Namer, the previous chair.

A further nine additional people have been added as members. And will serve a renewable three-year term.

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