Invesco to use JP Morgan Chase's TradeStarr to reduce op risk
“JP Morgan Chase’s TradeStarr enhances Invesco’s ability to assess and improve a specific broker-dealer’s settlement performance, while identifying risk trends and cost patterns that if not corrected could adversely impact performance returns,” said John Phinney, a senior information products executive in JP Morgan Chase’s investor services group.
Invesco’s head of investment administration, Jon Thompson, said TradeStarr was a cost-effective means to review the firm’s post execution broker relationships. “With an enhanced decision-making process, we can alleviate operational risk due to trade failure – a capability of utmost importance given today’s market volatility,” Thompson added.
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