Trillium AM boosts sustainability offering with former UN hire

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Trillium Asset Management has announced three new hires in a bid to boost growth and ESG capabilities at the firm, including former United Nations staffer Andrea Zdanaviciute.

Zdanaviciute joined as an ESG research specialist in September, while Melanie Miao will be joining as a new investment analyst this month, and Vickie Little, office manager and investment assistant, has recently joined the firm. All new positions will be based in the manager's recently launched Edinburgh office. The move is intended to boost the firm's product offering and ESG objectives for clients globally. Following the hires, the manager intends to launch a range of global ESG-tilted equity strategies. Impact boutique Trillium targets UK market with raft of hires Zdanaviciute...

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