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The full report from this leading survey of customer satisfaction
The full survey write-up is a must-have for institutional investors, fund managers and other users of securities services, together with service providers and other industry participants. It drills down to performance in different geographies - with ratings by clients in each of North America, the United States, Canada, Europe ex-UK, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and the Rest of the World. It also examines client satisfaction among various client types - asset owners (pension funds, foundations, charities, etc.), asset managers (with distinction between direct and third party relationships) and third party administrators.
As well as more than 20 results tables, the full survey report contains much analysis and comment, together with individual bank profiles. There is also a detailed examination of each of 43 separate service elements - showing each custodian's score against the industry average, thus highlighting strengths and weaknesses.
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The full report from this leading survey of customer satisfaction
The full survey write-up is a must-have for all users and providers of fund accounting and administration services. It presents the key results and drills down to client satisfaction for each of 33 service elements. For each qualifying service provider, a detailed profile is presented across these services - featuring gap analysis (contrasting the provider's performance to an industry standard), a performance chart, year-on-year analysis and succinct commentary on strengths and weaknesses. This is followed by a series of league tables for each service element and, finally, a copy of the survey questionnaire.
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The full report from this leading survey of customer satisfaction
J.P. Morgan has set the standard in this market and now the others are catching up. State Street's better performance is the result of a number of internal changes.
Richard Hogsflesh, R & M's managing director, comments: "The 21st century trustee is a much more proactive person, engaging with the fund manager - advising, supporting but still monitoring his activities to ensure they comply with all relevant laws and policies".
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The full report from this leading survey of customer satisfaction
In another challenging year (and after adjusting for the change to a 10-point scoring system) overall scores declined a little year-on-year. Nevertheless, there are some significant performance improvements over earlier years.
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