MUFG Investor Services hits US$1 trillion AUA milestone
07 February 2024 US
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MUFG Investor Services has surpassed US$1 trillion assets under administration (AUA).
Since the company began operating a decade ago, it has seen considerable organic growth and now operates in 17 locations across North America, Europe and APAC.
The business has expanded to provide fund financing, banking, securities lending, custody and foreign exchange overlay, with a payments solutions offering currently under development.
Commenting on the milestone, John Sergides, MUFG Investor Services CEO, says: “This achievement is a testament to the robust partnerships we’ve built with our clients and the organic growth resulting from our unwavering commitment to serving them.
“We are strongly positioned to continue growing the business by exploring new business ventures and delivering new and innovative solutions to support our clients’ growth trajectory."
Since the company began operating a decade ago, it has seen considerable organic growth and now operates in 17 locations across North America, Europe and APAC.
The business has expanded to provide fund financing, banking, securities lending, custody and foreign exchange overlay, with a payments solutions offering currently under development.
Commenting on the milestone, John Sergides, MUFG Investor Services CEO, says: “This achievement is a testament to the robust partnerships we’ve built with our clients and the organic growth resulting from our unwavering commitment to serving them.
“We are strongly positioned to continue growing the business by exploring new business ventures and delivering new and innovative solutions to support our clients’ growth trajectory."
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