Macron moves to nominate Emmanuel Moulin to lead Bank of France

9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 30

Moulin, Macron’s chief of staff, will be replaced by Pierre-André Imbert on 4 May, clearing the way to succeed Francois Villeroy de Galhau in June.
The change was published in France’s Official Journal on Thursday, signalling the president is close to formalising the central bank appointment.
French media had speculated for weeks that Macron would choose the close ally to take over the Bank of France governorship.

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