Sept. 8, 2021, was an exciting day in the evolution of InvestmentNews with the launch of the newly branded and reorganized Bonhill Group, which acquired IN in 2018. The relaunch features a new visual identity for Bonhill as well as a streamlined group structure that amplifies what the combined companies can bring to the global financial services industry.
The power of this new organization has already borne fruit. We’ve adapted our technology to the virtual world and launched global brands in concert with teams in Europe and Asia. In 2019, InvestmentNews held its first ESG event and launched ESG Clarity in Europe. Since then, we’ve added ESG Clarity U.S. and Asia, executed a global ESG Summit, developed the Responsible Ratings Index, and have plans for two more events this year, plus digital magazines and ongoing coverage of the ESG universe.
What does this mean for InvestmentNews and its readers?
Rest easy, you’ll continue to get the same excellent editorial, research and event content you’ve come to expect. Our editors and reporters will retain their laser focus on what matters to your business and your clients. What will change is increased visibility for our editorial partners across Bonhill Group in the pages (physical and virtual) of InvestmentNews.
I’ve been incredibly enthusiastic about InvestmentNews since joining in 2019, and I’m as excited today as I was on Day One. I see more great things ahead for InvestmentNews and Bonhill Group.
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