Boyer-Manzi leaves JPMorgan Chase
10 September 2026 France
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Chloe Boyer-Manzi has departed JPMorgan Chase following a five-year tenure with the firm.
Based in France, she leaves her current position as vice president of agency lending and financing sales.
Before joining JPMorgan Chase, Boyer-Manzi spent more than six years within Societe Generale’s Corporate and Investment Banking division, where she held roles across prime services, financing sales, and cash reinvestment.
Prior to that, she worked as a fixed income trader at VTB and as an ECM Syndicate desk associate at Standard Chartered.
Boyer-Manzi first began her career with a one-year tenure as an equity finance securities lending trader at Societe Generale.
Commenting on the move in an online statement, Boyer-Manzi says: “Beyond the business itself, the past five years have been an incredible learning experience — from understanding evolving market dynamics and client priorities to working through increasingly complex financing and regulatory challenges.
“I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together and of the perspective and experience I’m taking with me. I’m looking forward to building on it as I move into my next chapter.â€
Based in France, she leaves her current position as vice president of agency lending and financing sales.
Before joining JPMorgan Chase, Boyer-Manzi spent more than six years within Societe Generale’s Corporate and Investment Banking division, where she held roles across prime services, financing sales, and cash reinvestment.
Prior to that, she worked as a fixed income trader at VTB and as an ECM Syndicate desk associate at Standard Chartered.
Boyer-Manzi first began her career with a one-year tenure as an equity finance securities lending trader at Societe Generale.
Commenting on the move in an online statement, Boyer-Manzi says: “Beyond the business itself, the past five years have been an incredible learning experience — from understanding evolving market dynamics and client priorities to working through increasingly complex financing and regulatory challenges.
“I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together and of the perspective and experience I’m taking with me. I’m looking forward to building on it as I move into my next chapter.â€
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