Emmanuel joined Meridiam in 2009, and performs a wide range of asset management activities related to Meridiam’s investment portfolio, working in close relationship with the management team of the projects companies.

Emmanuel began his career with Crédit Lyonnais based in Asia working on corporate finance transactions for large multinationals before joining Calyon’s Aircraft Structured Finance department in Paris and then Singapore where he managed a portfolio of aircraft assets. In addition to originating and delivering aircraft-based structured financing for airlines, Emmanuel developed tools for rating assets based on their future residual values and liquidity.

Emmanuel holds a Master’s Degree from the ICN Nancy Graduate School of Business Administration and a Master in International Finance from the University of Bradford.