Jersey-based Jodie Hassett, Joel Graves, Tim Ford, Aimee Barker and Leah Ronayne have all gained the CFA Institute qualification, recognised by the UN Principles for Responsible Investment, an independent body that seeks to encourage investors to use responsible investing to enhance returns and better manage business risks.
Tim Ford, the investment director with responsibility for RIMI’s ESG considerations commented: “I’m proud of our heritage and prouder still of the team and their desire to continually develop their professional skills to service our clients who are themselves increasingly focused on ‘responsible investment’.”
Managing director, Jonathan Giles said: “Rathbones Group has the ambition to be the most responsible wealth manager in Britain and the development of our team is critical to this objective, so we’re naturally delighted to see such success. Our specialist ESG skills can be delivered across a range of investment and fund services and these will continue to evolve in line with our clients’ requirements.”