Caisse d’Epargne de Midi-Pyrénées

Activities

Caisse d’Epargne de Midi-Pyrénées plays a key role in society, notably by financing the social and solidarity economy (SSE) sector, local authorities, and social housing. It is active within its local ecosystem, supporting a large number of initiatives promoting social inclusion and reducing inequality. It is a key player in the dynamism of its regions, financing the construction or renovation of infrastructure and facilities needed for education, health, and mobility.

In 2025, Caisse d’Epargne de Midi-Pyrénées launched, within the framework of its strategic plan, a series of conferences on impact entitled: “Entreprendre ensemble, pour construire demain autrement” (Working together, to build our future differently). These discussion sessions, focused on sustainability and issues related to regional transformation, are designed to foster collective intelligence and bring together business leaders, decision-makers, economic and institutional stakeholders, and experts with a view to addressing topics affecting our region.

The first edition of the Impact Conferences, dedicated to the challenges of regional sovereignty, was held right in the heart of our region in Marciac, timed to coincide with the opening of the ‘Jazz in Marciac’ festival.

The second conference was held at the Halles de la Cartoucherie in Toulouse, for an evening focused on sport, well-being, and collective commitment. This new edition explored, in the presence of prominent guest speakers and experts, the challenges facing sport in the Midi-Pyrénées region: inclusion, equal access, health through sport, innovation, and support for elite athletes… all topics that make sport a powerful engine driving the appeal of this region in southwestern France and local development.

Sport & Patronage

Caisse d’Epargne de Midi-Pyrénées supports:

• Culture through patronage: the Aïda Association (a club of patrons of the Toulouse Capitole National Orchestra), the Odyssud multidisciplinary cultural center, the Grands Interprètes association for outstanding musicians, the Théâtre Garonne, and Théâtre de la Cité;
• Sport through its partnerships with Toulouse Football Club (TFC), Toulouse Métropole Basket (TMB), women’s basketball club, the Stade Toulousain Rugby club, the Castres Olympique club, the Union Sportive Montalbanaise Rugby club, the Union Sportive Colomiers Rugby club, the Sporting Club Albigeois, the Cahors Rugby and Auch Rugby clubs, and the Occitanie Tennis League;
• Two young athletes via the ‘Performance Pact’: Arnaud Gauthier-Rat, a member of the French national beach volleyball team, and Brianna Vidé, a member of the French Paralympic fencing team.

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