Gecina SA announced the appointment of Romain Veber as Executive Director Investment & Development. As a member of Gecina’s Executive Committee Romain Veber will report to Méka Brunel, Chief Executive Officer. He will take up his position on November 1, 2019. Romain started his career with Morgan Stanley in 2004, then moved to MGPA as Head of Acquisitions France. He joined the Norwegian sovereign fund, Norges Bank Investment Management, in London in October 2011 as Portfolio Manager, in charge of real estate investments on the French market and in Paris in particular.
Gecina is a leading French real estate company. Gross rental income breaks down by type of asset as follows:
- offices and commercial spaces (84.6%);
- residential buildings (15.4%).
At the end of 2025, the group's real estate holdings amounted, in market value, to EUR 17.6 billion distributed between offices and commercial spaces (83.7%), residential buildings (16.1%) and other (0.2%).
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