Gabrielle Kinder

An environmental equity investment professional with coverage of both developed and emerging markets. Skilled in market research, performance analysis, macro analysis, company modelling, preparing marketing material, client presentations and asset raising strategy. Skills developed across long-only and long/short environmental equities in blue-chip companies such as BNP Paribas Asset Management and Bloomberg. A dedicated and self-aware team-player with an eagerness to continuously develop; has for example completed a scholarship-funded Python data science qualification with a 98% GPA to better leverage data for investment purposes. Holds a CFA Investment Management Certificate, a first-class BSc and a first-class MSc from top UK universities. Seeking to pivot from a hybrid investment specialist / investment analyst role to a role with a higher emphasis on fundamental modelling. 

I began as a Consultant Environmental Scientist working with some of the largest companies on their sustainability strategy including Primark, H&M and the Houses of Parliament, before taking a role leading the Nordic client-base as a consultant across Energy Transition markets within Bloomberg's New Energy Finance division. This opportunity wound up in a client invitation to join an investment team launched around environmental equities at BNP Paribas Asset Management where I led Investment Specialist duties and supported on Investment Analysis. 

I have had a track record of top grades throughout my education in environmental sciences, economics and data science. From most recent; a 98% GPA in a 6 month python based data science qualification from the University of Nottingham, funded through a £7,000 educational grant from the UK government for high achievers. The CFA Investment Management Certificate, Levels 1 & 2, pased in September 2021. A Distinction-awarded MSc in Sustainability with Management from the University of Bath and a First-awarded BSc with Honours from the University of Exeter where I additionally collected the Exceptional Dissertation Award and the Dean's Commendations Awards for three years running.