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For 2014, J.P. Morgan is hoping its clients will reap the benefits of a revamp of its investment-banking and securities services, combined with an IT infrastructure overhaul.
(Editor’s Note: This story will appear in the Winter/Spring digital edition of the FTF News magazine, which will be online next month.) J.P. Morgan’s realignment of its investment-banking and Worldwide Securities Services businesses has yielded not only the Corporate & Investment Bank unit but has led to an overhaul of its reference data operations. The...
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