A Foundation for the Future.
The Blackwood & Montgomery thesis was born from a fundamental realization: capital is not separate from the ecosystems that sustain it.
Bridging Ethics & Dividends.
Founded in 2012 by Victoria Blackwood and Alexander Montgomery in Berkeley Square, our firm emerged during the first major wave of ESG awareness in the City of London.
While many firms treated sustainability as a compliance hurdle, we treated it as a Resilience Mandate. Our core belief that climate-risk is investment-risk remains the guiding principle of our £4.28B asset allocation framework.
Today, we serve a global network of 142 institutional partners, providing the independent auditing and transition strategy required to navigate a post-carbon economy.
"True impact is measured by the resilience of the communities we invest in, not just the exclusion of sectors."
Victoria Blackwood, London 2024
Partner-Managed Mandates.
Every B/M mandate is managed personally by our lead partners, bringing a decade of impact expertise to your transition.
Victoria Blackwood
Managing Partner & Head of Impact Strategy
Pioneer of Circular Economy funding and ESG-risk modeling for the FTSE 250.
Alexander Montgomery
Lead Sustainable Asset Advisor
Expert in Stranded Asset Mitigation and Sustainable Infrastructure Debt.
Eleanor Vance
Director of ESG Compliance & Reporting
Specialist in Social Equity Audit and PRI Transparency mandates.
Michael Harrison
Chief Impact Analyst
Algorithmic developer for Impact-ROI performance tracking systems.
Foundation in Berkeley Square
Blackwood & Montgomery is founded as an independent impact boutique with a core mandate to bridge the gap between financial returns and planetary resilience.
Pioneering ESG Audit
Launch of our proprietary Social Equity & Governance Auditing framework, adopted by several major pension funds in the UK and Netherlands.
Milestone Allocation
Blackwood & Montgomery officially crosses the £4.28B mark in certified ESG allocations, with a record 14 trans-national impact exits in a single year.