CIC Private Debt, part of La Française Group, the asset management division of Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale, has appointed Mounia Khamlich Fischer as Head of Risk & Operations.
In this newly created role, Khamlich Fischer joins CIC Private Debt’s Executive Committee and reports directly to Chairman François Petit. The position was established to support the firm’s European expansion in corporate and infrastructure private debt, as well as the development of new investment solutions.
Khamlich Fischer brings more than 20 years of experience in investment and risk management. She began her career at Sinopia Asset Management (HSBC) before joining Edmond de Rothschild as a fund manager for absolute return and structured funds, later becoming Head of the Risk Control team in 2009. In 2011, she moved to Assurances du Crédit Mutuel, where she spent nearly 15 years, initially leading the Risk Management team and subsequently taking responsibility for various unlisted asset management activities. She was ultimately appointed Head of the Private Assets & Real Estate Division.
CIC Private Debt was founded in 2003 and currently manages €4 billion on behalf of institutional and private investors. The firm employs 45 professionals across Paris, London and Frankfurt and has financed more than 600 companies and projects since inception. It is approved by the AMF as an AIFM and integrates environmental, social and governance criteria throughout its financing process.
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“I am delighted to entrust Mounia with these new responsibilities within CIC Private Debt, which build on the role she previously held at Assurances du Crédit Mutuel. Her deep knowledge of private market investments, combined with her solid experience in operational risk management, is a key asset for our development.”
François PETIT, Chairman of CIC Private Debt
