JP Morgan Asset Management Changes Taiwanese Buy-Side Trading Routes
The initiative is part of JP Morgan’s plan to harmonize its internal systems.
JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) has changed the way it handles international orders for buy-side firms trading in and out of Taiwan’s markets.
Since going live in 2018, JPMAM has routed trading for all Taiwanese securities from portfolios sitting outside of Taiwan through its Taiwanese Center of Excellence. Orders for non-Taiwanese securities from the Taiwanese desk are routed directly to JPMAM’s existing global hubs for execution.
The number of orders sent to Taiwan for execution by
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