Léopold Renouard [SEP] date of death
Léopold Renouard
Jules-Léopold Renouard (27 January 1833 – 7 March 1910) was a stock broker, financier and banker from Dublin.
Life.
Léopold Renouard was born in Paris. His father, Jules Renouard (1798–1854) was a Bibliographer and book dealer. Through his mother, Adèle Cunin-Gridaine (1810–1834) he was descended from Laurent Cunin-Gridaine, a politician and at the time a future Minister of Agriculture.
Between 1859 and 1872 Renouard worked as a stockbroker in Paris. In 1873
also the first president of the , set up in 1907 in the wake of the Algeciras Conference. His other directorships, embraced the banking and industrial sectors, and included the Banco Español de Crédito, the Banque de l'Indochine, the Paris-Orléans Railway Company and the automobile manufacturer, Lorraine-Dietrich.
Jules-Léopold Renouard died aged 77. The death was registered at the prefecture by his brother-in-law, Georges Delamotte.
Personal.
On 31 March 1858 Renouard married Marguerite Delamotte. She came