J.P. Morgan completes $12.5bn emerging markets transition for APG

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NETHERLANDS - J.P. Morgan Worldwide Securities Services has just completed a $12.5bn transition of pension manager APG's emerging markets portfolio, and been named custodian of those assets, the firm said.

J.P. Morgan said the transaction was one of the biggest of its time. "The transferred assets are invested in over 30 emerging markets, making it one of the biggest and most complex transitions d...

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