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Noble tops P&I’s ‘Best Places to Work’ list

The selection process assessed workplace policies, practices, and employee feedback

Noble tops P&I’s ‘Best Places to Work’ list

MIT SHAH-LED NOBLE Investment Group topped the “2023 Best Places to Work in Money Management” awards by the investment news portal Pensions & Investments. The selection process involved a thorough evaluation of workplace policies, practices, and employee feedback, with combined insights playing a key role in identifying top companies in the industry, Noble said in a statement.

Shah, Noble’s founder and CEO, expressed honor in being named to the list.


"We take pride in the ongoing recognition of Noble's culture, emphasizing excellence, inclusivity, and professional growth," Shah said. "Our team, our greatest strength, shares a dedication to fostering an environment that values and supports one another, as reflected in this honor."

"As their employees attest, companies on this year's Best Places to Work list showcase a commitment to cultivating a robust workplace culture," said P&I Executive Editor Julie Tatge. "Even amid challenges like volatile markets and ongoing pandemic stress, employees noted strong support from their managers, empowering them to perform at their best."

"Pensions & Investments proudly honors the Best Places to Work in Money Management for the 12th year," said Nikki Pirrello, P&I president and publisher. "A robust workplace culture supporting talent, advocating progress, and driving innovation is crucial for optimal outcomes, as demonstrated by these asset managers. Congratulations to the 2023 honorees for their commitment to employee well-being, attractive incentive structures, and talent development, showcasing how investing in employees can elevate our industry.”

The selection process, conducted in partnership with Best Companies Group, is part of an annual survey and recognition program that identifies and honors top employers in the money management industry, the Noble statement said.

In November, Noble announced the construction of Tempo by Hilton in Savannah's Historic District, Georgia. This LEED-certified project, developed in collaboration with the Savannah Historic District Board, will include 153 tech-enabled guestrooms, suites, a café, and rooftop bar.

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