Monica Fan-Bradley was named head of institutional sales, ex-Asia-Pacific, at Aviva Investors, a spokeswoman confirmed.
Ms. Fan-Bradley works within the firm's global client solutions function to expand Aviva Investors' sales, and the role is new. She focuses on global institutional investors across the U.K., Europe, North America and the Middle East, reporting to Louise Kay, global head of client solutions.
"The increased headcount of our global client solutions function reflects the level of demand we are seeing across all client channels for active, competitive products that can deliver the right investment outcomes and, where relevant, reflect wider corporate values. We believe Monica's calibre and talent will be incredibly valuable and we welcome her warmly to Aviva Investors," Ms. Kay said in a news release Monday.
Aviva Investors had £223 billion ($268.9 billion) in assets under management as of Dec. 31. Ms. Fan-Bradley was managing director and head of global consultant relations at UBS Asset Management.
A spokesman could not be immediately reached to comment about a replacement.
