JPM unveils RDR-friendly discretionary and FoF ranges

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J.P. Morgan Asset Management is to launch a fund of funds range and a set of discretionary portfolios as part of its adviser solutions offering launching next year.

The Q1 2013 launch of J.P. Morgan Adviser Solutions is designed to support UK advisers' "management requirements, investment and client servicing needs". The JPM Elite Portfolios, six whole-of-market, actively managed multi-fund portfolios that will be risk-rated and run on a discretionary basis, will be joined by the JPM Fusion fund range - five fund of funds sitting at different points on the risk spectrum. The Fusion range will draw on J.P. Morgan Private Bank's asset allocation, fund selection and risk control systems. The Fusion funds will carry AMCs of 0.75%, while the JPM El...

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