A former student of the Ecole Nationale d’Administration, Jean-Yves Colin worked for the French Treasury, where he was Financial Advisor to the French Embassy in Japan (1987-1990). He then joined the Crédit Agricole Group, where he was Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the asset management subsidiary, now known as Amundi, and Director of Compliance for Crédit Agricole S.A. Since leaving the banking group in 2013, Jean-Yves Colin has joined Asia Centre, where he is a member of the Board of Directors and an expert on North Asia.
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Ancien élève de l’Ecole Nationale d’Administration, Jean-Yves Colin a été en poste à la Direction du Trésor, où il a notamment occupé la fonction de Conseiller Financier auprès de l’Ambassade de France au Japon (1987-1990). Il a ensuite rejoint le Groupe Crédit agricole, a été directeur général délégué de la filiale de gestion d’actifs, désormais connue sous le nom d’Amundi, et directeur de la conformité de Crédit agricole S.A. Depuis son départ de ce groupe bancaire en 2013, Jean-Yves Colin a rejoint Asia Centre, où il est membre du conseil d’orientation et expert Asie du Nord.
On July 10th, the Japanese population was called to the polls to renew half of their Senate, two days after the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. On this occasion, Jean-Yves Colin wrote a short article in which he reviews the victory of the Liberal Democratic Party.
From June 28th to June 30th, the leaders of NATO countries met in Madrid to define future strategic orientations. On this occasion, Jean-Yves Colin wrote a short paper, in which he discusses the relevance of the participation of Japan and South Korea.
In this articles Jean-Yves Colin analyses the domestic and international factors that allowed the PPP to consolidate its powers within the country amidst popular demands for change, despite the newly elected President’s party still not holding parliamentary majority.
From May 20 to 22, U.S. President Joe Biden began his first Asia tour, starting in South Korea before heading to Japan. On this occasion, Jean-Yves Colin wrote a brief,
The Ukrainian crisis has generated numerous and intense reactions on the international scene. Some, such as those of certain Asian countries, have been put aside. In this article Jean-Yves Colin
“Ukraine invites itself in the South Korean presidential election”: Jean-Yves Colin, a specialist in North Asia at Asia Centre, was Marie-France Chatin’s guest on March the 6th for RFI’s program
“Anyone who dares to return to the old path of militarism and defy the limits of the Chinese people will face a bloodbath” (Wang Wenbin, spokesman of the Ministry of
PDF Jean-François Di Meglio and Jean-Yves Colin, Associate Researchers at Asia Centre, were published in Korea Business Magazine #110, in “E-commerce: the Korean exception” – a publication of the FKCCI,
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