State Street profit up on servicing and management fees

State Street, one of the country's largest trust banks, has taken a hard line on expenses despite improving business trends

State Street said fourth-quarter earnings rose 16% on higher servicing and management fees.

State Street, one of the country's largest trust banks, has taken a hard line on expenses despite improving business trends. The company's cost-control measures have included withdrawing from its fixed-income trading initiative and staff cuts, actions it has said will better align expenses with its business outlook.

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