Fabrice Fiol

Fabrice Fiol is a risk management leader with experience across the buy side and sell side, spanning insurance asset management, banking and capital markets. He brings a blend of enterprise risk, market risk and stress testing expertise to help organizations strengthen governance, oversight and decision-making.

As Managing Director and Head of Risk Management for Blue Owl Insurance Solutions, Fabrice led the risk management team and was a member of the Insurance Solutions Investment Team. He previously held the same role at Kuvare Asset Management, the predecessor to Blue Owl Insurance Solutions, where he was also a member of the Management Committee. At Kuvare, a $25 billion insurance-focused asset manager, he built the enterprise risk framework from the ground up and oversaw risk across investment grade private credit, ABS, RMBS, CLO and commercial real estate portfolios.

Previously, at Société Générale Americas, Fabrice served as Managing Director and Deputy Head of Enterprise Risk Management, co-leading the team responsible for risk appetite, risk identification and governance, including regulatory oversight, and heading US Enterprise Stress Testing. Earlier at the firm, he oversaw market risk for US derivatives across fixed income, FX, emerging markets, credit and equity.

Earlier in his career, Fabrice was a Senior Vice President at Natixis, managing risk on a US Agency RMBS portfolio, and a Vice President at Swiss Re, where he developed interest rate analytics before joining the US Rates Derivatives Trading Desk. He started his career at Murex North America.

He has spoken at risk conferences hosted by Bloomberg, Risk.net and CeFPro, co-authored "Risk Appetite: How Banks Are Responding to Risk in a New Regulatory Environment" (RMA Journal, 2017), and published "Enterprise Risk Management: Towards a Comprehensive Yet Practical Enterprise Risk Function" (Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, Vol. 12, 2019).

Fabrice holds a master's degree from ENSAE Paris (National School of Economics and Statistics).