Benjamin Carter
Profile

Job title
Senior Business Development Director
Contact details
Work location
London, United Kingdom
Joined Aviva Investors
2012
Joined The Industry
2012
Biography
Main responsibilities
Ben is a Senior Business Development Director managing our London-based team, responsible for setting our discretionary strategy and maintaining our relationships with wholesale clients based in London and Channel Islands.
Experience and qualifications
Ben was promoted to Senior Business Development Director in 2019, having joined our UK Wholesale sales team in 2015 to cover mainly discretionary clients in London and Channel Islands. He started his investment career as an investment specialist for our global convertibles capability having joined Aviva Investors in 2012. Prior to that he completed a BSc and PhD in Mathematics, which had followed two years in a client-facing role at Jardine Lloyd Thompson.
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