Fiona Frick, CEO of boutique asset manager Unigestion, has been elected to the board of Sustainable Finance Geneva (SFG).
SFG is an association that establishes Geneva as the centre for innovation in sustainable finance by engaging individuals and harnessing collective intelligence.
Created in 2008 by 15 professionals, SFG now leads the way from Geneva as the key global platform for sustainable finance.
Frick (pictured) joins the 13 people Strategy and Surveillance Committee, which determines the strategic objectives and priorities of activity for SFG.
Frick is an advocate for responsible investment and has been an active member of Unigestion’s Responsible Investment Committee since its inception five years ago.
Frick says: “Unigestion has a culture of responsible investment, and we continue to make that a priority as we believe it is our duty to clients to integrate ESG criteria into investment decision making processes. Joining the board of Sustainable Finance Geneva, gives me an opportunity to work with the innovative financial community in the city and collectively reinforce the importance of continuing to improve sustainable finance.”
Unigestion promotes responsible investing best practices and is a signatory to the UN supported PRI and is also an active member of Swiss Sustainable Finance.
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