Julien Froumouth

Sustainable Finance Adviser, ABBL

Julien began his career in Luxembourg in 2006 with Deloitte, where he managed a range of large advisory and implementation projects for different financial institutions.

He joined the Luxembourg Stock Exchange in 2015 as Head of Business Project Management, where he specifically contributed to the launch of the Luxembourg Green Exchange. In 2019, he joined Credit Suisse (Luxembourg) S.A. as Head of Regulatory Projects where he actively supported the Private Banking division to comply with its various regulatory, tax and compliance obligations.

 

His expertise in banking and capital markets and his understanding of regulatory challenges related to sustainable Finance will certainly be key assets to the ABBL and its Members.

Julien has a Master’s degree from Toulouse Business School (France). Julien has followed professional training in Project and Change Management and he’s certified in responsible investing by PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment).

 

Julien is French and has two children. Passionate about travels and sport, Julien is a keep runner and last year completed the Mont Blanc marathon.

 

At the ABBL

Julien is in charge of supporting ABBL members in achieving their transition to a sustainable finance approach, adapting to new regulatory requirements and deploying solutions across sustainable investment, financing and advisory activities.

 

In the sustainable finance domain, Julien contributes to maintaining Luxembourg's position amongst the top sustainable financial centres, by supporting cooperation between the sustainable finance ecosystem and sharing innovative ideas to anticipate future risks and opportunities in this field.

 

According to Julien: “The financial sector is shifting to a rapidly changing landscape where financial education, corporate social responsibility and sustainable finance will have to be closely integrated within overall corporate strategy and business activities. Regulatory developments, from climate-related risks consideration to non-financial disclosures, will drive fundamental changes and create new opportunities to achieve ambitious financial and sustainability goals. And not only financial industry but also society in general increasingly requires such urgent transformation."

 

"We have many key players already strongly active in the sustainable finance area, with international recognition, and many other initiatives like the sustainability bonds newly issued by the Luxembourg Government contribute to making Luxembourg a pioneer in bridging the gaps between sustainability ambitions and financial industry actions.”