Carnelian Asset Management and Advisors Pvt. Ltd. has appointed Aditya Singh as Head of Marketing, strengthening its marketing leadership as the firm works on the next phase of its brand development.
Singh brings experience across brand strategy, product marketing, digital marketing, social media, customer engagement and go-to-market initiatives. His professional background includes experience in the asset management and financial services sectors, along with experience in building marketing functions from the ground up.
Before joining Carnelian, Singh served as Lead Marketing at Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company Ltd., where he was also previously Vice President – Marketing. During his tenure, he gained experience across marketing and brand initiatives within the asset management business.
His earlier career includes serving as Head of Marketing at Cohesion Asset Management Limited, Vice President at IIFL Wealth, and Associate Vice President at ITI Mutual Fund. He also spent more than seven years with ICICI Prudential AMC, where he progressed through marketing roles and built experience across brand communication, customer lifecycle management, distribution marketing, product communication and customer strategy.
At Carnelian, Singh will take responsibility for the firm’s marketing and brand agenda, with his experience spanning brand building, product marketing, digital and social media, and go-to-market execution. Carnelian said his appointment will support the next chapter of the firm’s brand development.
Singh’s move to Carnelian adds further marketing leadership experience to the firm’s team, with his career covering multiple areas of financial-services marketing across asset management and wealth management businesses.
The appointment reflects Carnelian’s focus on strengthening its brand and marketing capabilities as it continues to develop its presence in the asset management industry.
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