IW's Big Video Call: JPMAM's EMEA chief Thomson on resilience in challenging times and a Brexit wish list

Consolidation for the sector

Katrina Lloyd
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Patrick Thomson, CEO for EMEA at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, speaks to Investment Week editor-in-chief Katrina Lloyd about supporting employees and clients through a very difficult period as the coronavirus crisis unfolds and how technology has played a key role.

He highlights the importance of the social purpose of asset management, explains why consolidation will continue for the sector and discusses what may change for the industry in the future as a result of the pandemic. Finally, he outlines what he believes would be the best outcome for the asset management sector and clients from the Brexit negotiations.

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