Florida announces shortlist for master mandate
10 May 2011 Tallahassee
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The Florida State Board of Administration has picked three firms to go on the shortlist for its $160 billion global master custody mandate.
J.P. Morgan, State Street and BNY Mellon are all in the hunt. BNY Mellon already manages the systems $131 billion defined benefit plan and its $6.3 billion defined contribution plan.
RV Kuhns is consulting with the board in its search.
J.P. Morgan, State Street and BNY Mellon are all in the hunt. BNY Mellon already manages the systems $131 billion defined benefit plan and its $6.3 billion defined contribution plan.
RV Kuhns is consulting with the board in its search.
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