CA Cheuvreux

CA Cheuvreux was a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole, one of the largest banking groups in France and Europe. Primarily focused on equity brokerage, CA Cheuvreux offered a range of services including research, sales, trading, and execution of securities. The company's research division was known for its in-depth analysis and reports on a variety of markets and sectors.

Here's a brief overview of the company's core activities:

Equity Research: Known for its thorough and independent analysis on a wide range of companies, sectors, and markets. This research was often used by institutional investors to make informed investment decisions.

Sales and Trading: Provided sales and trading services to institutional clients. This included the buying and selling of stocks, primarily in European markets.

Execution Services: Offered advanced execution services to ensure clients received the best possible execution prices. This could involve electronic trading platforms as well as traditional trading methods.

Corporate Access: Facilitated meetings, conferences, and other interactions between institutional investors and company management teams to provide insights and foster investment decisions.

Around 2012, CA Cheuvreux underwent significant changes. Crédit Agricole merged CA Cheuvreux with Kepler Capital Markets, forming a new entity known as Kepler Cheuvreux. This merger aimed to create a more robust and comprehensive brokerage and research service, combining the strengths of both companies.

Following the merger, Kepler Cheuvreux continued to expand its services, maintaining a strong presence in equity research, sales and trading, and added new capabilities, such as fixed income and credit research. This merger essentially marked the end of CA Cheuvreux as a standalone entity but helped reinforce its offerings under the new combined brand.

For the most current information, you would need to look up the latest updates about Kepler Cheuvreux to see how the company has continued to evolve.

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