Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM) has appointed Mona Shah, a recognized leader in sustainable investing, as Senior Sustainability Strategist. This strategic move strengthens LOIM’s commitment to sustainability and positions them as a frontrunner in the sustainable investment landscape.

Shah brings a wealth of experience to LOIM, having previously served as Head of Sustainable Investments at Stonehage Fleming. There, she played a key role in developing impactful sustainable investment strategies. Her impressive background also includes a stint as Head of Collectives Research at Rathbones Investment Management, showcasing her comprehensive understanding of the financial industry and its intersection with sustainability.

LOIM’s dedication to sustainable investing is evident in their launch of holistiQ Investment Partners last year. This innovative platform targets investment opportunities arising from the transition to a sustainable economy, focusing on critical areas like energy, land and oceans, and materials. Shah’s appointment further underscores this commitment, as she will collaborate closely with the holistiQ research and investment teams to craft cutting-edge sustainable solutions for clients.

Jasbir Nizar, UK CEO at LOIM, emphasizes the value Mona Shah brings: “Mona’s in-depth knowledge and experience will be instrumental as we develop solutions for clients seeking attractive investment returns while contributing to a sustainable future.”

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Shah expresses her enthusiasm for joining LOIM: “I am delighted to join a company I’ve long admired for their innovative and realistic approach to sustainability. I’m excited to contribute to LOIM’s long-term commitment in this area and help them achieve further success.“

This appointment signifies a significant step for both LOIM and Shah. LOIM gains a sustainability powerhouse, while Shah has the opportunity to shape the future of sustainable finance at a leading investment firm.