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SGSS mandated by Swiss Life


10 July 2014 Paris
Reporter: Stephen Durham

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Societe Generale Securities Services (SGSS) in Luxembourg has been mandated by Swiss Life Asset Managers to provide custody, fund administration and record-keeping services for a new real estate fund that is currently being created.

SGSS already provides Swiss Life Asset Managers with fund administration and securities lending services for French UCITS and domiciliation, custody, fund administration, fund distribution and securities lending services for Luxembourg UCITS.

SGSS provides a complete range of securities services for asset managers and institutional investors, including settlement, custody and trustee services, fund administration, middle-office services, as well as securities lending, fund distribution and issuer services.

As at 31 December 2013, Swiss Life Asset Managers managed a total volume of €104.1 billion assets for the Swiss Life Group, including €22.5 billion for external clients in Switzerland, France and Germany.
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