Legg Mason Capital Management Rolls Thomson's Portia For Portfolio Managers, Others
PORTFOLIO SYSTEMS
Completing a portfolio management system migration to a client/server environment, Legg Mason Capital Management Inc. (LMCM) has installed Thomson Financial Services Inc.'s Portia. LMCM is an investment management arm of Baltimore-based Legg Mason Inc. Interestingly, Legg Mason's internally managed accounts unit recently passed Thomson over in favor of National Investors Data Services Inc.'s Nids/Port system to manage its portfolio (see related story, this issue).
LMCM selected Thomson's system
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