The French government has proposed Pascal Chevremont, a long-serving civil servant, as the new President of the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), the country’s National Gambling Authority. Put forward by the office of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, Chevremont would replace outgoing President Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, whose six-year term is drawing to a close.
Chevremont brings experience from both the private and public sectors, most recently the latter. He has served as General Economic and Financial Controller at the Ministry of Economics and Finance since 2018, having joined the Ministry as a Project Manager in 2017. His current position sits within the Ministry’s General Economic and Financial Inspectorate and includes responsibility for overseeing FDJ United, the state-owned lottery and retail sports betting monopoly. In that capacity he oversaw FDJ United’s acquisition of Kindred Group in 2024, which added the Unibet and 32red brands, and its acquisition of Premier Lotteries Ireland in 2023. The expansion prompted the company’s rebrand from La Française des Jeux (FDJ) to FDJ United in March 2025.
