The FINANCIAL — Paul Marsh, Emeritus Professor of Finance, London Business School, has been awarded Fellow status by the CFA UK.
Professor Marsh is one of four new Fellows announced by the CFA Society of the UK in recognition of his service to the society and the wider investment profession, according to London Business School.
Professor Marsh says: “It’s a great honour and I’m delighted to be joining the CFA’s global family. Over the years, the CFA has done a superb job of setting the standards of excellence in the investment industry.”
The three other newly named CFA UK Fellows all have connections to London Business School.
Chris Hitchen, CEO, Railways Pension Trustee Company, is a London Business School alumnus and current member of the AQR Institute Advisory Council; Elizabeth Corley, CEO, Allianz Global Investors, is a member of the AQR Institute Advisory Council. Roger Urwin, Global Head of Investment Content, Towers Watson, has contributed to London Business School investment teaching since the 1990s.
London Business School faculty who have already been honored by the CFA UK and awarded Fellow status include Robert Jenkins, Adjunct Professor of Finance, and Elroy Dimson, Emeritus Professor of Finance, who is an Honorary Fellow.
The total number of CFA UK Fellows now stands at 82.
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