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Two in a row for J.P. Morgan Asset Management in the Thomson Reuters Extel Survey 2011

     
  •   J.P. Morgan Asset Management wins best buyside firm for 2nd consecutive year
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  •   Asif Jeevanjee named Leading Pan-European Fund Management Individual

 J.P.Morgan Asset Management has been awarded Leading Pan-European Fund Management Firm in the 2011 Thomson Reuters Extel Survey for the second consecutive year.

 Further to this outstanding achievement a J.P. Morgan Asset Management analyst was named the overall Leading Pan-European Fund Management Individual for the fifth consecutive year. Top honours this year went to Asif Jeevanjee who was also the 2009 winner.  Last year's winner Peter Lawrence was placed second this year with Peter Edwards, Francesco Sedati and Steven Ho completing an impressive J.P.Morgan Asset Management presence in the top ten.

  Additionally, J.P. Morgan Asset Management was ranked top buyside firm in 23 of the 33 sectors surveyed with top ranking analysts from the London based research driven process team in 18 sectors.

 The 2011 Thomson Reuters Extel Survey reflects the contribution of over 2,250 buyside firms, 244 brokerage firms/research houses and 745 of Europe's largest quoted companies worldwide. Voting was conducted primarily online and ran from 7 March to 6 May 2011.

 Jorg Mitterer, Head of Research Driven Process analyst team at J.P. Morgan Asset Management said, "This is another great achievement for us and we are very honoured to have once again received this industry recognition from the Thomson Reuters Extel Survey. It is testament to the hard work and high level of service we strive to provide for our clients. These awards underscore our continued commitment to the provision of fundamental research to support J.P. Morgan Asset Management's range of funds and it is extremely rewarding for the insight and strength of our team to be endorsed in this way."

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