Partners Wealth Management has been recognised for leading the way in sustainable investment at the International Investment Awards 2022. The Awards have now been running for 23 years and are the longest running event of their kind. The winners are decided by a panel of expert judges, who score entries on a scale of 1-10 after reviewing the evidence put forward by each nominee.

We were delighted to find out we had won in the Excellence in Sustainability (Advisers) Category at the awards ceremony, which took place in October.

Our Partner and Head of International, Nathan Prior, was also Highly Commended in the Unsung Hero (Advisers) category, which was introduced this year to honour those who go above and beyond in their role but may not receive recognition in other award categories.

Richard Atherton, Partner and Head of Sustainable Investing, commented: “We are very pleased that our focus on sustainability has been recognised as outstanding within the international financial services industry. We have been leading the conversation on sustainable investment with our clients for many years, and have used our experience to develop our very own methodology to match our clients’ requirements to the most suitable green investments, the PWM Green Matrix. This award serves as proof of our ability to better assess the actual sustainability of investment managers to better meet our client’s requirements.”

Nathan said: “It is an absolute pleasure to receive Highly Commended status in this year’s awards. We have been working hard to provide high quality information and services in areas that clients often feel that they have limited options. Our services for US clients or for clients seeking offshore sustainable portfolios, are just two examples of the team’s great efforts.”

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