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Aviva Investors in North America grows AUM by over 165 per cent

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North America continues to emerge as a key market for Aviva Investors in 2017, with the firm expanding its client solutions team as it continues to focus on delivering specific investor outcomes.

Aviva Investors has grown its North American business by over 165 per cent year-over-year to USD14.24 billion (CAD18.72 billion) in Q3 2016, up from USD8.62 billion (CAD11.56 billion) the prior year.
 
The growth has been largely attributed to sub-advisory relationships with Sun Life Global Investments in Canada and Virtus Investment Partners in the US, along with portfolio offerings and major accounts, including OPTrust in Canada.
 
The client solutions leadership team in North America has also expanded.
 
Tyler McGraw has been appointed managing director and president of Aviva Investors Canada, responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Aviva Investors Canadian business. In addition, McGraw is also part of client solutions, responsible for delivering holistic investment solutions, incorporating multiple asset classes by drawing on the expertise available across Aviva Investors.
 
Michael Benjamin has been appointed as a senior client solutions director to pro-actively develop new relationships with institutional investors and consultants in the US. Benjamin reports into Timothy Jenkins, head of US sales. He joins from HSBC Global Asset Management (USA), where he was vice president of institutional sales.
 
Remi Tetreault has been appointed as an investment specialist in Canada. He joins from Manulife, where he was a manager of investment solutions and, prior to that, an investment consultant.
 
Alex Knapp has been appointed as an investment specialist in the US. He joins from Ballentine Partners, a large independent investment adviser, where he was a portfolio manager and head of liquid alternatives research.
 
Tetreault and Knapp both report into Rahul Khasgiwale, senior investment director.
 
Louise Kay, global head of distribution and client relations at Aviva Investors, says: "As we build our distribution capabilities globally and grow our business, ensuring we have the right client and consultant propositions and the highest level of service is absolutely key.”

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