Annabel Brodie-Smith heads up the Association of Investment Companies’ communications team. Her role is varied but chiefly focuses on communicating the uses and benefits of investment companies to the media, opinion formers, advisers and private investors. She also communicates the AIC’s work and current initiatives to key audiences and oversees the AIC’s training and information programme for advisers and wealth managers.
Prior to joining the AIC in 1997, Annabel worked at Hill & Knowlton, the PR agency. Annabel graduated from LSE/King’s College, has an M.A from Syracuse University in New York and a postgraduate diploma in public and media relations.
Even though managers highlight Trump may withdraw from sustainable initiatives, opportunities remain in green energy, healthcare and industrials
Aiming to give clients ‘confidence in the integrity and robustness’ of its sustainable investment approach
MainStreet Partners’ Allegra Ianiri explores why the green transition has the potential to become the defining growth story of the century
Liquified natural gas could have a greenhouse gas footprint that is 33% worse than coal
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The organisation drops the requirement to align with the Paris Agreement in order to participate
