Caisse d’Epargne Normandie

Activities

The Caisse d’Epargne Normandie*, a bank awarded B-Corp certification, is a mission-driven financial institution. A pioneer in savings, in financial education and social housing, a bank committed to promoting the attractiveness and sustainable growth of Normandy, the Caisse d’Epargne Normandie supports local residents, entrepreneurs and economic players in the pursuit of their different life paths and projects. This corporate mission is enshrined in its Articles of Association and serves as the basis for its strategic orientations. As a bank that is 100% cooperative, 100% Norman, and 100% useful to the economic, social and environmental development of its territory, it reinforces its impact model by adapting to the challenges of its territory and supporting the transitions and transformations of its region.

Its actions and decisions are defined at the local level, as close as possible to its clients. The funds it collects locally are reinvested to finance the major projects and the companies that make Normandy what it is. It also invests in these companies’ capital to meet their various development needs (growth, succession, etc.).

As a company pursuing a philanthropic mission, the Caisse d’Epargne Normandie is also one of the leading Normandy sponsors of the social & solidarity economy and of the voluntary sector.

(*) The Caisse d’Epargne Normandie is an independent cooperative bank and a shareholder in Groupe BPCE

Sport & Patronage 

The Caisse d’Epargne Normandie supports seven professional sports clubs: the Vikings Caen Handball club, the HAC Handball women’s team, the Damigny Alençon US Basketball club, JS Cherbourg Handball club, ALM Evreux Basket Eure basketball club, the Bayard Argentan Table Tennis club, and the Rouen Normandie Rugby club.

In its capacity as a Premium Partner of the Olympic & Paralympic Games Paris 2024, the Caisse d’Epargne Normandie is also supporting three athletes from Normandy: Florian Merrien, a sportsman specializing in para table tennis, Margaux Bailleul in rowing, and Kevin Campion, a race walk specialist.

At the same time, the bank is financing two 3×3 basketball court in Le Havre and two others in Rouen in a long-term campaign to encourage all members of the public to take up this sporting discipline; it is also a partner of the multi-sports facility in the MoHo center in Caen. 

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