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Investment Management student wins CISI education award

Luca Fuccaro, who is studying an MSc in Investment Management, was named the winner in the postgraduate students category.

Luca Fuccaro

An ICMA Centre student has been named the overall winner of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) Educational Trust Award 2022.

Luca Fuccaro, who is studying an MSc in Investment Management, was named the winner in the postgraduate students category in February.

The CISI Educational Trust Awards celebrate high standards of work amongst students studying CISI accredited courses at business schools around the UK. The Award aims to support the ambitions of each winner as they progress into their career in financial services.

Mr Fuccaro said: "Competing has been a marvellous and incredible formative experience. I feel honoured for having been challenged whilst writing essays on relevant financial topics and for having been interviewed by key practitioners and trustees."

Published 3 March 2022
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