Completion of main legal mergers and creation of a single asset management entity, owned by BNP Paribas CardifCreation of a leading European asset manager with a global reach
Thanks to the mobilisation of teams in all our countries, we are moving towards a working environment that is always more inclusive, innovative, and open to everyone. For many years, the Group has been acting on a daily basis in favor of the inclusion of people with disabilities through sustainable, structured and inspiring actions across all our countries.
On the 7th of January 2026, the decision by the judge to certify the October verdict clears the path for BNP Paribas to pursue its appeal. BNP Paribas welcomes the Court’s decision as it allows the bank to pursue the procedure as planned.
The circular economy is one of the key priorities set by BNP Paribas in its Sustainability strategy. The Group has experts and teams dedicated to helping clients – start-ups, SMEs and large companies – in rethinking their practices towards a more circular model, while also investing in impact start-ups and companies whose innovative circular solutions are changing the way we think about products and services. In the continuation of our series of infographics on the circular economy, learn how BNP Paribas supports the circular economy through concrete examples from the Group’s clients and partners. The first stop: Le Drive tout nu, paving the way to circularity one mason jar at a time!
With an excellent score of 92.45% (+1.36 points compared to 2025), BNP Paribas has been labeled as a Top Employer in Europe for the 13th year in a row. This recognition covers 7 European countries: Spain, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Turkey, and Ukraine. Including these European certifications, a total of 13 countries and Group entities worldwide have been awarded the Top Employer certification in 2026 : Algeria, Morocco and Brazil for BNP Paribas, Portugal and South Africa for Personal Finance and Brazil for Cardif. Discover the perspective of Gonzalo De La Rosa Valverde, HR Director Spain.
At the end of each year, on the "Giving Tuesday", BNP Paribas' endowment fund — the Rescue and Recover Fund (RRF) — launches a campaign to support its partners’ long-term development projects.
2025 was a year marked by historic disruptions, but the economy has shown resilience. The shocks of 2025 will not disappear in 2026, but their effects will spread across the global economy in complex ways.
The Board of Directors of BNP Paribas met on 4 February 2026. The meeting was chaired by Jean Lemierre. The Board examined the Group’s results for the fourth quarter 2025 and approved the Group’s accounts for 2025.
As a major player in the real economy, BNP Paribas engages with every facet of society, supporting a wide range of projects - from the most obvious to the most unexpected. Did you know that in Europe, BNP Paribas is not only a leader in banking and financial services, but also the leading bank for the film industry? This diversity places the Group in a unique position to support the transition of all its clients and to shine a spotlight on positive impact initiatives, increasing their visibility and sharing inspiring, sustainable achievements - both in real life and through storytelling.
In just a few years, the Creator Economy has become a major part of the digital economy. Nowadays, content creators are turning their knowledge, skills, and relationships with their communities into genuine economic activities. However, behind this rapid growth lie key challenges related to professionalization, monetization and innovation. In this context, how does BNP Paribas support content creators in growing their businesses? The Group's experts provided some answers during Paris Creator Week 2025.
In the "CEOs' Point of view" series launched by BNP Paribas, content creator Jokariz interviews the Group's key business leaders. These leaders of teams with several thousand employees, support thousands, if not millions, of clients around the world on a daily basis. In this second episode, Jokariz meets Renaud-Franck Falce, Head of BNP Paribas Global Capital Markets. Together, they explore how BNP Paribas Global Capital Markets' teams work in unison for and with clients, as well as the challenges posed by artificial intelligence, Renaud-Franck Falce's vision of leadership, and what motivates him on a daily basis. Dive deeply into the world of BNP Paribas and discover the secrets of its activities.
Europe is overcoming its difficulties (including the impact of the war in Ukraine on energy prices and political uncertainty in France). The eurozone saw solid growth of 1.5% in 2025. 2026 should be a positive year, with industry emerging from recession and households ready to spend a little more. All this comes as Europe's credibility strengthens in the eyes of investors.
With over 80% of world trade carried by sea, the shipping industry is a cornerstone of the global economy. Classified as one of the "hard-to-abate sectors", the industry is now facing a fundamental challenge: how to transform a model that relies almost exclusively on fossil fuel-powered engines, while maintaining the fluidity of global trade? Here’s an overview of innovative technologies, new financing models and BNP Paribas' support in the energy transition of maritime industry players.
Twenty films supported by BNP Paribas are among the nominees at the 2026 César Awards, with a total of 60 nominations. This strong presence highlights the Group's long-standing commitment to French cinema and its talents. For more than a century, BNP Paribas has supported the financing of films, from the initial idea through their theatrical release, working alongside those who bring them to life.
As it released its 2025 annual results, the Group confirmed its trajectory in financing low-carbon energy production, highlighting its support for numerous projects. So, what is BNP Paribas doing in this field?