Jim Karelas Vice President, Head of Transition Management Australia, JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A. (at time of writing) Jim Karelas is Vice President of Transition Management at JPMorgan Securities Australia Ltd in Sydney and is responsible for managing all transition activity across the Asia Pacific region including design of the trading strategy and execution performance.
JIM KARELAS , DUNCAN KLEIN | MONDAY, 1 JAN 2007 Performance measurement and transaction cost analysis can often be confused when assessing the qualities of a transition. Performance measurement is used to measure fund returns over a period, usually relative to a benchmark. Transaction Cost Analysis ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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