Joachim Sudre
Profile
Job title
Client Solutions Director
Contact details
Work location
London, United Kingdom
Joined Aviva Investors
2017
Joined The Industry
2013
Biography
Main responsibilities
As part of the institutional business in the UK & Ireland, Joe works with defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes, including multi-employer schemes, to develop meaningful investment outcomes for their members.
Experience and qualifications
Prior to joining Aviva Investors, Joe worked at Russell Investments as part of their UK institutional business focusing on DB pension schemes. He also has experience at Oddo BHF, BNP Paribas and an independent advisory firm in telecommunications infrastructure projects.
Joe is a Council member of the Association of Investment Management Sales Executives (AIMSE) in Europe.
He holds an advanced master in Finance from NEOMA Business School and the Investment Management Certificate. Joe is also a CAIA® Charterholder.
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