SG Private Banking, the wealth management arm of Société Générale Group, has appointed a team of three senior private bankers dedicated to ultra high net worth clients in Greece.

The team will be led by Miltos Karlos, who has the role of deputy general manager.   Together with Nadia Iglezi as commercial director and Séverine Drevet as senior private banker, Mr Karlos will be responsible for building, developing and maintaining client relationships with UHNW individuals in Greece.

The newly appointed team will report to François Farjallah, managing director and chief executive of SG Private Banking in Greece and a member of the executive board of SG Private Banking in the Middle East.

Mr Karlos, Ms Iglezi and Ms Drevet join SG Private Banking from BNP Paribas Private Bank, where they held similar positions.

Mr Karlos was most recently deputy chief executive of BNP Paribas Private Bank in Athens, having previously held the roles of deputy chief operating officer of BNP Greece and head of private banking.

Having occupied a number of positions within the firm's private banking division, Ms Iglezi’s was most recently deputy private banking manager at BNP Paribas Private Bank Greece.  

Ms Drevet’s latest role was senior relationship manager at BNP Paribas Private Bank in Athens, having previously been a branch manager of the Greek private banking division of the bank.

The appointments underline the firm’s commitment to the wealth management market in Greece, SG Private banking said in a statement.

At 30 September SG Private Banking had assets under management of €73 billion ($92.5 billion), employing over 2,900 staff in 26 countries.