Gresham House has hired Rebecca Craddock-Taylor as its director of sustainable investment – a newly-created role for the firm.
Craddock-Taylor, who joined from Univest where she was an ESG strategist, will lead on developing and integrating Gresham House's current SRI policies across the strategic equity and real asset funds. She will also oversee the introduction of set metrics to highlight the sustainable aspects of the firm's products. Prior to Univest, Craddock-Taylor was an investment consultant and responsible investment adviser at pensions consultancy Hymans Robertson, where she worked with clients to develop and improve their ability to invest responsibly and sustainably. ESG Blog: Brussels' selection...
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