ESM appoints Jun Dumolard as Head of Funding and Investor Relations

 

ESM appoints Jun Dumolard as Head of Funding and Investor Relations 13 February 2025 ESM Press Release no. 3/2025 (Luxembourg) – The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) has appointed Jun Dumolard as Head of Funding and Investor Relations. He will assume the position on 1 May 2025. Mr Dumolard has most recently served as Chief Financial Officer at Unédic, the French unemployment insurance agency. Throughout his tenure, he played a key role in establishing Unédic as a leading French SSA debt issuer, overseeing its funding strategy through economic crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic and navigating structural changes driven by public reforms. Prior to his appointment as CFO at Unédic, Mr Dumolard performed the role of Front Office Treasurer and Head of Treasury at the institution.  “I am delighted that Jun Dumolard will soon be in charge of the ESM’s funding operations. He brings a proven track record in public debt issuance and financial strategy, while also having implemented one of the world’s leading ESG social bond frameworks. Jun’s time at Unédic also afforded him valuable experience in engaging with an international investor base. I am confident that he will further strengthen the ESM’s position as a major bond issuer in global financial markets,” said ESM Managing Director Pierre Gramegna. Having grown up and lived in both France and Japan, Mr Dumolard studied Finance Management and Business Administration at EDHEC Business School. Jun Dumolard (photo credit: Cédric Hesly)

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