Schroders Personal Wealth appoints Ben Waterhouse as Chief Client Officer
Schroders Personal Wealth has appointed Ben Waterhouse as Chief Client Officer.
Ben will be responsible for driving the firm’s growth strategy for its regions across the UK and will be instrumental in improving and delivering SPW’s advice proposition to its clients.

Ben Waterhouse
Ben has extensive experience in the wealth management and investment industry. He joins from Barclays Wealth, where he held the role of Managing Director and Head of Distribution, leading all client facing functions across the UK. Prior to this he held a number of roles at Fidelity International, most recently as Global Head of Intermediary Distribution for the digital wealth business and was involved in the development of a B2B Digital Wealth partnership proposition. In addition to his roles at Fidelity International he also spent a decade working at Legal and General.
Ben will join SPW in the second quarter of 2022 and will report directly to Mark Duckworth, Chief Executive.
For further information, please use the following contact details
Notes to Editors
Schroders Personal Wealth is a joint venture between Lloyds Banking Group and Schroders –two of the UK’s largest names in banking and asset management.
We were created to help more people across the UK benefit from financial advice. We have the advantage of solid foundations and a strong heritage. But we take a fresh, transparent and personal approach to financial planning.
We aim to provide clients with clarity and transparency in everything we do. This includes using technology to explain how long-term financial planning can add value to peoples’ lives; to give people access to information about their financial wellbeing, and to communicate with their adviser when it's convenient for the client. Our heritage may be 400 years old, but our approach is built for the future.
For more information visit https://www.spw.com
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