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Banking, Labour, Litigation
Geys Wins, Geys Wins, Geys Wins: Investment Banker Wins Case Against SocGen

By Ainsley Brown on April 3, 2010

By: Ainsley Brown The investment banker who turned down €7.9 million in severance to sue for over €10 million has won his case against the French bank Société Générale (SocGen). The banker in question, Mr. Raphael Geys, was the head of SocGen’s London based European fixed income financial sales division until 2007 when he was given the sack. Mr. Geys… Continue reading "Geys Wins, Geys Wins, Geys Wins: Investment Banker Wins Case Against SocGen"
Banking, Labour
Banker Turns Down €7.9 Million And Sues For €10 Million Plus

By Ainsley Brown on March 17, 2010

By: Ainsley Brown What’s a few million euros between friends, right? SocGen – Sociètè Gènèrale – one of France’s oldest and most respected banks is being sued in the English High Court by one of its former managing directors. Raphael Geys, the investment banker in question, was until November 2007 when his employment was terminated a managing director at SocGen… Continue reading "Banker Turns Down €7.9 Million And Sues For €10 Million Plus"

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