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J.P. Morgan Asset Management Deepens Strategic Partnership with National Pension Service

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J.P. Morgan Asset Management and the National Pension Service have expanded their strategic partnership, which has lasted 11 years. The US asset manager plans to open an office in Jeonju in 2027. The collaboration will deepen cooperation in portfolio and risk management, active asset allocation, and sharing global macroeconomic outlooks across stocks, bonds, and alternatives.

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The partnership allows the National Pension Service to strengthen its capabilities as a global leader. J.P. Morgan Asset Management will expand cross-asset research and explore investment opportunities aligned with the pension fund’s long-term objectives. The National Pension Service currently manages approximately 1,865 trillion won in assets.

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Who's involved

  • J.P. Morgan Asset ManagementUS asset manager planning to open an office in Jeonju and deepen cooperation with the National Pension Service.
  • National Pension ServicePublic pension fund in South Korea that is expanding its relationship with J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

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