Matthieu Prieuret

Partner

Every client, every project is a new collective human adventure: mobilizing our resources, methodologies, and tools, and our expertise to define and deploy impactful solutions together, delivering tangible results for our clients.

Areas of intervention

Sectors

Financial sectors: banks and other service sector organizations
Financiers
Expertise in Investment Banking

Consulting expertise

Strategic and Innovation Projects
New operational models
Organizational transformation
International Programs (Trades, Operations, Technologies)
Reorganization and change management

Additional mandates

Trade Advisor of France in the United Kingdom

Expert for

Nextcontinent - Representative in the Banking and Financial Services Practice

Training and Certifications

Imperial College (UK, 2000): MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Centrale Supelec (FR, 2000): Engineering Diploma
MCMI Chartered Management Consultant (2020)

In a nutshell

20+ years of expertise in consulting
+ 15 years of supporting the transformations of players in the Financial Services sector in France, the United Kingdom, and worldwide

Contributions and books by our expert

Our job is also to reflect, decipher and share. Here you'll find our analyses, our convictions and our short formats.

European Banking Performance | March 2026

Our panel looks at the financial performance of the leading 24 European headquartered banks in 2025 with new additions of DZ Bank and Nationwide…

Corporate & Investment Banking Outlook 2025

The first half of 2025 confirmed a fragile economic environment. The OCDE projects global growth at 2.9% this year (after 3.1% in 2024), but trajectories diverge: a US rebound (+3.8% in Q2), modest recovery in Europe (+1.6%), limited growth in the UK (+0.3% in Q2), and emerging markets under pressure from new US tariffs (effective average rate at 18.6%, the highest since 1933).

European Corporate & Investment Banking Outlook 2024

In 2024, the global economy has shown remarkable resilience in its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Certain global macroeconomic indicators such as inflation and economic growth rates are projected to remain favourable towards the end of 2024, but growth continues to be dampened and uneven across geographies.