Greycoat Real Estate, a leading name in the real estate investment and development sector, is excited to announce the appointment of Arnaud Malbos as a Senior Real Estate Partner. Malbos will head up the new Greycoat France division, bringing his extensive background in real estate investment and management to the company's expanding European operations.

With a wealth of pan-European experience and expertise, Malbos is set to play a crucial role in Greycoat's strategic growth in the French market. His appointment marks a significant step in the company's international expansion plans.

"Arnaud's deep knowledge of the real estate market and his proven success in investment strategies will greatly enhance our capabilities at Greycoat," said Nick Millican, CEO of Greycoat Real Estate. "We are thrilled to have him on board as we continue to expand our portfolio and deliver exceptional value to our clients."

Prior to joining Greycoat, Malbos held a prominent position at Ivanhoé Cambridge, the real estate group of CDPQ, where he successfully led European investment while demonstrating a keen ability to identify and capitalize on emerging market trends across a broad range of asset classes. His impressive track record of driving investment performance and fostering strategic partnerships has established him as a highly respected figure in the industry.

In his new role, Malbos will be responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities in France, developing strategic initiatives, and leading key projects that align with Greycoat's growth objectives. His comprehensive understanding of both National and International markets positions him as a vital asset to the firm's ongoing mission of providing innovative real estate solutions.

On his appointment, Malbos commented: "I am excited to join Greycoat Real Estate and contribute to its entrepreneurial vision of growth and excellence. I look forward to collaborating with such a talented team and leveraging my experience to drive success for our clients and stakeholders."