JPMorgan AM consolidates UK assets on platform

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JPMorgan Asset Management (JPMAM) has consolidated all of its UK asset management lines onto a single business platform in a bid to achieve significant cost savings.

Product lines have been transferred onto the Rufus Global Transfer Agency (GTA) platform, starting with the PEP migration in May, followed by the Life Funds migration in July and a Rufus GTA upgrade in September 2008. The final migration occurred in November when equity products were moved onto the platform. JPMorgan has been working on the transition with Bravura Solutions, a global supplier of wealth management applications and professional services. "The successful completion of the rationalisation of our product range on to Rufus GTA was the most critical strategic initiative in th...

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