JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services is offering two new sevices to help institutional investors increase risk-adjusted returns.
Manager Consistency Analysis and Marginal Risk Analysis are designed for asset managers and pension and endowment fund executives, Wednesday's announcement said.
The Consistency Analysis tool ranks investment managers in all asset classes by consistency of risk-adjusted performance. It helps identify investment managers "who generate consistent alpha over time." Institutional investors will be able to use the analysis to select more reliable managers and avoid the more inconsistent ones, the New York company said.
Marginal Risk Analysis enables investors to explore different levels of risk and return that could result from changes in asset allocation or investment manager selection. Clients will be able to use it to make incremental improvements to their portfolios.
JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services, a division of JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s JPMorgan Chase Bank NA, has $13.9 trillion of assets under custody.
