Arval BNP Paribas Group in the news

Arval appoints Annie Pin as its first female CEO, effective April 1, 2027, with current CEO Alain van Groenendael moving to board chairman.

Annie Pin is set to become the CEO of Arval on April 1, 2027, with Alain van Groenendael becoming the Chairman of the Board.

Arval appoints Annie Pin as its new CEO, effective April 1, 2027, with Alain van Groenendael transitioning to Chairman of the Board.

Arval appoints Annie Pin as the new CEO, who will succeed Alain van Groenendael, with Pin reporting to Thierry Laborde, COO of BNP Paribas.

Annie Pin will become the CEO of Arval on April 1, 2027, bringing extensive experience in vehicle leasing and financial services.

Annie Pin is set to take over as CEO of Arval on April 1, 2027, succeeding Alain van Groenendael, who will become chairman of the board.

Annie Pin is appointed as the new CEO of Arval, effective April 1, 2027, following a period as Senior Advisor starting October 26, 2026.

Annie Pin will succeed Alain van Groenendael as CEO of Arval in April 2027, with Pin joining as senior adviser this month.

Annie Pin, previously from Ayvens, is appointed as the new CEO of Arval, succeeding Alain van Groenendael.

Arval CEO Alain van Groenendael successfully executed an ambitious strategic plan, transforming the company into a diversified sustainable-mobility provider, significantly growing its fleet, and overseeing the acquisition of Athlon before his departure.

Arval Luxembourg is experiencing a transformative period, marked by the integration of Athlon, geopolitical influences on energy costs, and the accelerating shift towards electric vehicles, alongside strategic preparations for future growth and market changes.

Annie Pin, former Chief Commercial Officer of Ayvens, will take over as CEO of Arval BNP Paribas in April 2027, bringing extensive experience in financial services, leasing, and mobility.

Annie Pin will take over from Alain van Groenendael as Arval's CEO on April 1, 2027, becoming the first woman in the role.

Arval Maroc's 2026 Barometer reveals that Moroccan companies are optimistic about fleet growth, increasingly adopting long-term leasing and electrified vehicles, and focusing on employee mobility while facing challenges in data utilization from telematics and infrastructure for electrification.

Roxana Lupescu, General Manager at Arval Romania, champions agile decision-making, team collaboration, and strategic adaptation to market changes while maintaining core business focus.

This article compares ten French car leasing companies for 2026, detailing their offers for premium used vehicles and explaining key regulatory changes.

Operational leasing demand in Romania is significantly increasing, particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises, reflecting a shift from ownership to access in corporate mobility and changing the role of company cars.

The European Commission approved Arval's acquisition of Athlon Car Lease International B.V., consolidating the European vehicle leasing market and positioning Arval as the second-largest lessor.

Arval's organic growth was offset by a significant drop in revenue and profit due to declining used-car prices for petrol and diesel vehicles.

Arval's organic growth was overshadowed by declining used-car prices, particularly for ICE vehicles, significantly impacting its overall revenue and profit despite fleet expansion.