News Article ————

AML Finalists for the Finance Content Campaign of the Year

Author image Published by
Published Date 16.06.2022

AML does simple ideas for a complicated world. Exactly what BNP Paribas were looking for when they wanted to challenge how content marketing could work for global asset management audiences. It’s a sector defined by constant change, highly sophisticated consumers, multiple undifferentiated competitors and distinct shortage of genuinely impactful, insightful content. 

So, we created the Investigator Series. A stand-out content brand within the Asset Management sector. True to the BNP Paribas Asset Management investment philosophy, we proposed creating a content platform that could tackle any topic or theme with unbiased, open-minded views and 360º perspectives.

The editorial stance taken has allowed BNPP AM to provide genuine thought leadership rather than mere commentary and has inspired the business to adopt the Investigator approach across far more than just investment content. It’s expanded to align to themes and topics set at a CIO level and to tackle subjects often without obvious investment relevance. 

With over 120 articles and 40 videos, produced so far in 5 languages, it’s proved its value as a big content idea in a sector looking for inspiration and objective insight, not just information.

It’s highlighted AML’s ability as an agency to adapt to a changing world and evolving client needs. Strategically robust and creatively adaptable ideas to cope the most challenging economic environments. The Investigator Series campaign has allowed us to showcase the range of capabilities from strategic insight generation, creative articulation and multi-channel application, cross-markets and to multiple audiences. We have delivered this for clients operating in highly regulated and intermediated sectors with B2B and B2C audiences. 

Being shortlisted for the award is not only a real honour but testament to the hard work from both the agency and client team to build a truly distinctive and successful campaign that has transformed the approach BNP Paribas Asset Management take to content. A genuine client and agency team collaboration and one that we are both immensely proud of.

Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter

Related News

Image: A small agency making a big impact: Chapel celebrates its spot on the shortlist A small agency making a big impact: Chapel celebrates its spot on the shortlist In 2019, Chapel was a one-man creative venture operating out of a disused pub in London’s East End. Five years later, it’s a thriving agency that’s been shortlisted for the Small Content Marketing Agency of the Year award. Giles Arbery, founder of Chapel (and frequenter of disused pubs) attributes this trajectory entirely to his team […] Read More
Image: Double nomination: Tribera secures its place on the shortlist – twice Double nomination: Tribera secures its place on the shortlist – twice Tribera, a creative content agency located in the heart of Birmingham city centre, has been nominated for not one, but two awards at this year’s Content & PR UK Awards – both on behalf of its work with discount website, VoucherCodes.co.uk A brand you can dis(count) on Shortlisted for Best Use of Research and Real […] Read More
Image: SAY Communications cements its role as a leading research-based PR and content marketing agency. SAY Communications cements its role as a leading research-based PR and content marketing agency. We’re proud to be shortlisted for the UK Content and PR Awards in the ‘Best Use of Research’ category. This recognition highlights our ability to generate unique insights in B2B technology—and turn them into high-impact PR and marketing campaigns. It’s the third consecutive year that SAY has been either a finalist or winner of research-based […] Read More
Image: How a Bold Video Campaign Helped Keep Bradford City Centre Alive During Its Biggest Disruption in Years How a Bold Video Campaign Helped Keep Bradford City Centre Alive During Its Biggest Disruption in Years From roadworks and construction noise to the sudden closure of its main bus interchange, Bradford city centre faced a perfect storm of disruption between July 2024 and January 2025. But while the upheaval of the major Transforming Cities infrastructure project posed serious challenges for businesses and shoppers alike, it also sparked a standout collaboration between […] Read More