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Crédit Agricole Leasing & Factoring (CAL&F) announces the signing of a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA), subject to obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals, to acquire Merca Leasing, one of the top ten independent Leasing companies in Germany. This operation is in line with CAL&F's development strategy, which aims to round out its offering in the European market, and particularly in the dynamic German leasing market.  

Crédit Agricole Immobilier is pleased to announce that it has completed the acquisition of Nexity Property Management, a Nexity subsidiary specialising in commercial and residential asset management. This transaction, announced on 25 July 2024, makes Crédit Agricole Immobilier the leading institutional property management player in France [1].

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Amundi announces the acquisition of aixigo, a technology company that has developed a high value-added modular service offering for distributors of savings solutions. Its platform, which is entirely based on API[1], enables new services to be deployed quickly and easily into existing IT infrastructures of banks and financial intermediaries.

Women are on the front line when it comes to climate change. A study carried out in March 2024 by the FAO[1] on food and agriculture in 24 countries and involving 100,000 households concluded that a one-degree rise in temperature would lead to a 34% drop in women's income. In periods of drought or rainfall, women work harder and walk further to supply their communities with food, water and firewood. Yet women can play a key role in solutions for resilience and sustainable resource management. They are powerful agents of change. Not only for the development of economic growth, but also for the success of climate policies. With this in mind, the Grameen Crédit Agricole Foundation, Beyond Finance and FosterImpact have joined forces to announce the launch of Women Empowerment for Climate, a $100 million impact investment fund dedicated to empowering women to successfully implement policies to adapt to climate change.

Crédit Agricole and the European Investment Bank (EIB) strengthen their long-standing partnership by increasing their financial support for healthcare and the energy transition. This cooperation agreement provides for subsidised financing through two packages: €400 million to help liberal healthcare professionals set up, with a particular emphasis on increasing the number of women working in these professions; and €300 million to support the energy transition of businesses and the public sector. These initiatives are in line with the EIB’s priorities in Europe and the objectives of Crédit Agricole’s societal project. They are provided through Crédit Agricole’s network of Caisses Régionales (regional banks).