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Investment Associate

Anny Giavelli

Biography

Anny joined Dolfin at the beginning of 2018. She covers both institutional and private clients, with a focus on Asia Pacific and Europe.

Before joining Dolfin, Anny spent two years working on blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, first as a fundraising specialist for Cipher Princples, then as an external crypto economics adviser to micro investing specialist DSTOQ.

Anny’s involvement and interest in impact investing began previously, when she worked as Business Development Manager at an international NGO in Japan and as Impact Investment Fellow at an impact investment fund in South Africa. Her expertise in emerging markets was acquired at the beginning of her career when she worked on Citi’s Asia Pacific Equity Sales & Corporate Access team in Hong Kong.

Born in China, raised in Italy and educated in UK, Anny holds a double Msc in Finance, Financial Engineering & Risk Management at Bocconi University and Imperial College Business School.

Contact Details

50 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8HA, UK

+44 20 3883 1891

[email protected]

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Education
M.Sc Finance, Bocconi University M.Sc Financial Engineering & Risk Management, Imperial College Business School
Sector expertise
Blockchain Impact investing Wealth management
Languages
Cantonese Mandarin French Italian
News
Research

Impact investing

In this latest excerpt from our Q1 2020 investment outlook, Dolfin Investment Associate Anny Giavelli looks at how the impact investing market continues to grow and mature as demand for social change rapidly increases.

Anny Giavelli
/ 10 March 2020
Diary

In conversation with Sharon Vosmek

Sharon Vosmek, CEO of Astia, is passionate about investing in high-growth start-ups founded and led by women. She spoke to Dolfin’s Head of Investment Management, Simon Black, and Investment Associate Anny Giavelli about her vision for the organisation and the role of women in business

Anny Giavelli
/ 26 November 2019