BNP Paribas REIM has reinforced its French investment team with the appointment of a new head of investment, Carlos Camurça, and deputy head of investment, Claire Grandin.
'After investing over €1.2 bn in France in 2018, we are aiming to continue to build momentum in our business this year. We are targeting investment of €1.7 bn across all asset classes,' said Guillaume Delattre, deputy general manager of BNP Paribas REIM France.
Camurça started his career in real estate audit in 2005 at Price Waterhouse Coopers, before joining the research & strategy department of AXA Real Assets in 2008. He joined BNP Paribas REIM France in 2012 as fund manager before heading a team of fund managers.
Camurça with focus on investments in France for pan-European funds and international clients.
Grandin, Camurça's deputy, joined BNP Paribas REIM France in 2012 as an investment manager before being appointed deputy head in 2018.
'Carlos Camurça will share his knowledge of funds and his international experience to help develop our activities, particularly with international clients,' Delattre added.
In Europe, BNP Paribas REIM manages €28.7 bn of assets in all assets classes and reached a real estate transaction volume of €4.5 bn last year, including € 3.1 bn of investments.
