JPMorgan AM sees gains through Bravura implementation

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Feb 2009

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JPMorgan Asset Management is, according to Bravura Solutions, achieving significant cost savings and operational efficiencies by consolidating all of its UK Asset Management product lines onto Bravura's Rufus Global Transfer Agency (GTA) platform. Bravura worked with JPMorgan AM throughout 2008 on its UK Transformation Program, which was completed on time and on budget. The program was jointly undertaken by staff from Bravura and JPMorgan's London offices. Product lines were transferred

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