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J.P. Morgan, Blackrock expand global transfer agency partnership
J.P. Morgan has partnered with global asset manager BlackRock to provide transfer agency services in Asia-Pacific, enhancing the investment management firm’s services that it offers to its clients and supporting the company’s growth plans across the region.
The Asset 2 Mar 2011

J.P. Morgan has partnered with global asset manager BlackRock to provide transfer agency services in Asia-Pacific, enhancing the investment management firm’s services that it offers to its clients and supporting the company’s growth plans across the region.

 
Under the arrangement, BlackRock has outsourced its Asian fund fax deal processing function to J.P. Morgan, an initiative which has grown J.P. Morgan’s transfer agency team to approximately 20 dedicated specialists handling up to 3,000 manual trades per day, primarily for Luxembourg and Irish domiciled funds. The move will align the core competencies of trade execution within J.P. Morgan and allow BlackRock to focus on its client service delivery in Asia-Pacific.
 
Dan Schwieger, global head of shareholder services, BlackRock, says, “J.P. Morgan has been administering many of our Luxembourg and Irish domiciled funds for many years, so this is a logical and pragmatic extension of our relationship. We look forward to continuing our partnership with J.P. Morgan to strengthen our long-term client service goals.”
 
J.P. Morgan’s transfer agency platform currently supports the Asian distribution of offshore funds in the Asian region as well as domestic funds in Hong Kong and Singapore, and also provides transfer agency services to hedge funds. In addition, the firm offers local representative services for global institutional clients with a limited presence in Asia-Pacific, and also provides AML / KYC support in accordance with Luxembourg and Ireland regulatory requirements.
 
J.P. Morgan will continue to invest and enhance its transfer agency platform through 2011 and 2012, with a focus on developing services and attracting new clients based in key growth markets for distribution, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Korea and Taiwan, as well as domestic funds in Hong Kong and Singapore.
 
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