Anthony Bathurst Client Services Manager, JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. (at time of writing) Anthony Bathurst is the head of unit pricing within the Investment Analytics department of JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services (JPM WSS). Based in Sydney, Anthony is responsible for the unit pricing product area servicing JPM WSS clients across Asia Pacific. JPM WSS employs more than 1,200 people in 11 countries throughout the region. Anthony brings to the business and its clients more than 10 years experience and a valuable knowledge of funds management and custody operations. He has over two years experience within JPMorgan, and has held positions in unit pricing, investment accounting and project management within Australia and other international locations throughout his career. Anthony is a member of the IFSA Unit Pricing Focus Group and holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics and Finance) from the University of Sydney.
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