JPMorgan funds boss: Global turmoil is pushing investors towards Europe

Asset Management

Patrick Thomson, who leads JPMorgan’s Emea asset management business, says policy stability is drawing flows

Client interest in European assets is ‘much greater than we have seen in the past 10 years’, according to Thomson

The chief executive of JPMorgan’s asset management business in Europe says international clients are expressing “much more interest” in the region, echoing other fund bosses that have cited heightened interest amid economic uncertainty.

“There is a very positive view towards Europe at the moment,” Patrick Thomson told delegates at a London conference organised by the US asset manager on 19 May.

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