Biography
Main responsibilities
Jill is a member of the Aviva Investors Executive Committee and is responsible for delivering client solutions globally, covering all channels. She leads the teams covering Aviva Client, Institutional and Wealth in the UK, Europe, Asia and North America. Jill also oversees Client Experience, Strategy and Planning, and Investment and Client Communications.
Experience and qualifications
Prior to joining Aviva Investors in October 2023, Jill was Global Head of Institutional Solutions at GAM Investments where she co-led the Distribution function. In an investment management career spanning more than 25 years in business development, client relationship management and consultant relations, Jill believes passionately in a client-centred culture. Jill has also held senior roles at Jupiter Asset Management, Franklin Templeton Investments, Hermes Fund Management and Fidelity International and has demonstrable success in delivering business growth.
Jill holds a BA(Hons) in French from the University of Canterbury, a Licence de Lettres Modernes from the Université de Grenoble and a Post Graduate Diploma in European Management from Royal Holloway, University of London
Related profiles
Sarah Wiles
Programme Manager, Transformation Team
Sukhpal Singh
Risk and Governance Manager, Global Client Solutions
Sarah Smart
Head of Aladdin Oversight and Data Enablement, COO
Nathan Adams
Chief People Officer
Kate McClellan
Chief Operating Officer
Daniel McHugh
Chief Investment Officer
Steve Farrall
Chief Risk Officer
Mark Versey
Chief Executive Officer
We know what it takes to make a difference
It takes working together to drive sustainable transition across People, Climate, and Earth. It takes Aviva Investors.
You might also be interested in
-
Bond Voyage: A journey into fixed income
13 May 2024
This month, we discuss Spring meetings, the path for rates and sustainability-linked bonds.
-
Cyclical, structural, vintage: The outlook for real estate equity
10 May 2024
High inflation and rising rates hit activity in real estate markets over the past year. But cautious optimism is now returning to the investment landscape in the UK and Europe, say Imogen Ebbs and George Fraser-Harding.
-
Equity income megatrends: Four themes reshaping the landscape for income investors
9 May 2024
In this article, Richard Saldanha takes a look at four megatrends that are likely to transform companies and markets over the coming years, and how they might create opportunities for equity investors.
-
Casting a wider net: Equity income investors find opportunities in global tech and industrials
26 Apr 2024
Large tech firms such as Meta have announced they will pay dividends for the first time in 2024, illustrating the opportunities equity income investors can find beyond “traditional” dividend-paying stocks, argues Richard Saldanha in this Q&A.
-
New Delhi eyes the debt markets: Are Indian bonds the next big thing?
25 Apr 2024
With Indian debt set to be included in major international benchmarks this year, emerging-market sovereign debt analyst Nafez Zouk travelled to the country to assess its prospects.
-
The haves and the have-nots: Why increasing dispersion favours active management in high yield
22 Apr 2024
In this Q&A, Sunita Kara and Brent Finck discuss why recent developments in high-yield markets strengthen the case for active management.
-
Bond Voyage: A journey into fixed income
9 Apr 2024
In the April edition of our monthly series, we explore the latest developments in fixed-income markets.
-
Tech’s tightening grip: What rising US stock concentration means for equity investors
8 Apr 2024
Soaring technology share prices have driven US stock market concentration to unprecedented levels and pushed the US market to a record premium relative to other markets. While both trends could persist, investors need to be aware of the implications, argue Richard Saldanha and Joao Toniato.
-
Testing the water: The regulatory outlook for liquidity funds
4 Apr 2024
The Financial Conduct Authority has proposed material changes to money market funds. We look into the implications for investors.
-
Resilience and recovery: The outlook for real estate long income
21 Mar 2024
Renos Booth, Isabel Gossling and Kris McPhail from our real estate long income team consider the outlook for long-lease assets after a challenging period for investors.
-
Rents, rates and the refinancing gap: The outlook for real estate debt
19 Mar 2024
After a challenging 12 months for real estate debt investors, Gregor Bamert discusses what lies ahead for the market in 2024.
-
The war on bugs: Climate change contributes to growth in the pest-control industry
13 Mar 2024
Pest control has become a growing priority for city residents and authorities all year round, as rising temperatures and other factors boost the populations of many pest species. But in creating adaptation solutions, the sector could also represent a long-term investment opportunity.
-
Illiquidity premia in private debt: Q4 2023
12 Mar 2024
In our latest real assets deep dive, our research team crunches the data to see how evolving macro conditions are reflected in private debt returns.
-
Bond Voyage: A journey into fixed income
11 Mar 2024
In the latest instalment of our monthly series, our investment-grade, high-yield, emerging-market and global sovereign bond teams explore the key talking points in fixed income.
-
Multi-asset allocation views: What’s behind Japan’s stock-market sugar rush?
8 Mar 2024
Following unsuccessful attempts in the past, the Japanese government’s structural reforms now seem to be bearing fruit. This has contributed to a record high on the Japanese stock-market, but is it sustainable?
-
Too hot, too cold, or just right? The outlook for investment-grade credit
21 Feb 2024
Investment-grade credit has had an encouraging start to 2024 – but are these really “Goldilocks” conditions for the asset class? In their latest Q&A, James Vokins and Chris Higham from our credit team discuss opportunities and risks in this market.