New Year's honour for Hermes IM CEO Saker Nusseibeh

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Hermes Investment Management Saker Nusseibeh has been awarded a CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in the New Year’s Honours list.

The award was made for Nusseibeh's services to responsible business and to the financial sector. Commenting on the award, Hermes IM chairman David Stewart said: "I would like to congratulate Saker on what is a terrific achievement and due recognition for the energy and enthusiasm with which he has led the argument for a sustainable investment approach that few subscribed to until very recently. The fact that many of these views are now in the mainstream is testament to this." Other business figures awarded a CBE include Andrea Coscelli, CEO of the Competition and Markets Authority (CM...

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