Neviaski goes to SG CIB
Edouard Neviaski, former chief executive and co-founder of Gaselys, has been appointed deputy head of commodity trading at SG CIB.
Based in Paris, Neviaski is responsible for the development of all SG CIB commodity trading activities in Europe and Asia, including oil and oil products, gas and electricity (via Gaselys in Europe), coal, CO2 quotas, base and precious metals, plastics and investment products. He also becomes a director of Gaselys, a subsidiary of Gaz de France (51%) and Societe
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