During a debate with Bompard, Matthieu Pigasse expressed 'convergences' with the left-wing party LFI, particularly regarding Jean-Luc Mélenchon's proposal to erase part of the public debt, stating it is economically feasible.
Banker Matthieu Pigasse has submitted a takeover offer for the struggling French paper group Fibre Excellence, contingent on the state's commitment to the price of electricity produced by the company.
The Trump administration has reportedly abandoned a controversial compensation fund. This decision comes amidst various other developments concerning Trump, including foreign policy discussions, domestic initiatives, and legal challenges.
Investment banker Matthieu Pigasse is actively positioning himself for a potential French presidential candidacy, aiming to unite the radical left and challenge Emmanuel Macron.
A heated exchange occurred between Free CEO Xavier Niel and Charles Alloncle, the rapporteur of the public audiovisual inquiry commission, with Niel accusing Alloncle of spreading "false" tweets and turning the commission into a "circus."
Financier Matthieu Pigasse's offer to acquire Fibre Excellence, France's last major pulp manufacturer, is currently being examined by the commercial court, though the proposal is contingent on substantial state aid.
A tribune argues against banker Matthieu Pigasse's assertion that the French left must be radical to be heard, citing opinion polls that suggest the French public does not favor a radical left.
Investor Matthieu Pigasse is using his media outlets, including Radio Nova and Les Inrocks, to engage in a cultural battle against the political right, granting his comedians carte blanche for divisive polemics.
French banker Matthieu Pigasse, known for his work with former Venezuelan leaders, has been appointed by Caracas to restructure the country's debt. This controversial contract marks an exceptional move for Venezuela.
The hearing of Mediawan shareholders, including Xavier Niel, Matthieu Pigasse, and Jérôme Nommé, before the public audiovisual inquiry commission was canceled due to Niel's last-minute absence.
Matthieu Pigasse is defending his takeover project for Fibre Excellence, which totals over 90 million euros, and is requesting support from the French state.
Matthieu Pigasse, an unconventional financier known for his left-wing views and criticism of capitalism, has secured the contract to restructure Venezuela's massive debt and is also rumored to have political ambitions for the Élysée.
Investment banker Matthieu Pigasse has declared his availability for the 2027 French presidential election, holding meetings with Socialist, Green, and Communist leaders in an effort to unite the left, while refraining from public criticism of Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Venezuela has enlisted the services of Matthieu Pigasse, a prominent socialist banker, with the aim of restructuring its finances and attracting new investors.