Caisse d’Epargne Grand Est Europe

Activities

The Caisse d’Epargne Grand Est Europe continues to implement its ‘Ambitions Grand Est 2025’ strategic plan, consolidating its status as a bank that is 100% cooperative, 100% regional, and 100% committed to the economic, social, and environmental development of its region.

This year, it is launching the second edition of the Trophées InvESTir l’Avenir (‘Investing in the Future Trophies’) to be awarded to 5 regional companies, thereby underscoring its commitment to the environmental transition and its position as a socially responsible bank.

It also recently launched Maestro, its advisory bank enabling it to make new expertise available to institutional and corporate clients. It is also pursuing the development of Vitibanque, a financial institution dedicated to winegrowing professionals, as well as a range of offers dedicated to players in the healthcare sector.

The Caisse d’Epargne Grand Est Europe is also a benchmark employer, with 330 new hires by 2024, including 200 people on permanent contracts and 130 on work-study contracts, and boasts a gender equality index of 93/100 and has made major investments in employee training.

Sport & Patronage

In its capacity as a Premium Partner of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Paris 2024 and Official Sponsor of the Olympic and Paralympic Torch Relays, the Caisse d’Epargne Grand Est Europe enabled 60 people from the region to carry the Olympic & Paralympic Torch of Paris 2024.

Already a partner of many of the region’s sports clubs and associations, it stepped up its support in this area with a particular focus on eight athletes from the region as they prepared for Paris 2024: Abel Aber (para canoeing/kayaking), Sara Balzer (fencing), Clémence Beretta (athletics), Lépold Cavalière (basketball), Tom Henrionnet (swimming), Chloé Valentini (handball) and Jules Ribstein (para triathlon).