A Fund Administrator Gives its Web Site a Makeover
by:
Armie Margaret Lee
Jackson Fund Services has gone live with its redesigned Web site. The makeover forms part of an effort to raise awareness of the firm's offerings and be consistent with the look of its parent firm, Jackson National Life Insurance Company, said Mark Anderson, vice president with Jackson Fund Services.
Mark Anderson Jackson Fund Services Vice President
The new Jackson Fund Services Web site, launched Friday last week, features the red-and-gray color scheme, horse head logo and the
"Power of Long-Term Smart" tagline adopted by Jackson National Life a year ago. Jackson National Life unveiled its new Web site two months ago.
Jackson Fund Services is also distributing a marketing kit featuring the new look, Anderson said.
Jackson Fund Services provides fund accounting and administrative services to mutual fund firms, insurers and banks. It services 228 funds, representing more than $36 billion in assets. Of the total, 121 are funds managed by
Jackson National Asset Management. Those funds have $26.3 billion of assets.
Company Press Release
Jackson Fund Services (JFS), a division of Jackson National Asset Management, LLC® (JNAM), today announced the launch of its new corporate Web site, www.jacksonfundservices.com. The redesigned site is part of an extensive initiative to increase awareness of the firm's broad range of mutual fund administration, fund accounting and variable annuity services.
A trusted business partner for asset managers since 2003, Jackson Fund Services offers a full slate of services designed to facilitate efficient fund operations, including fund accounting and administration. In addition, the firm can provide assistance with new product development, compliance, and sub-adviser and vendor due diligence and oversight. Jackson Fund Services customizes its services according to each client's needs and maintains a flexible pricing model that helps clients manage expenses.
"The goal of the new Web site and marketing initiative is to inform mutual fund and investment management firms about our customized solutions that can help enhance the efficiency of their operations," said Mark Nerud, president of Jackson Fund Services and Jackson National Asset Management. "We pride ourselves on the quality of our service, the expertise of our people and our ability to provide valuable support in all aspects of our clients’ operations. For firms that are seeking flexibility, competitive pricing and close personal attention, Jackson Fund Services is the right partner to help them grow their business."
Jackson Fund Services has experience with virtually all fund types and investment asset classes. The firm's team of professionals includes CPAs and attorneys that are available to provide risk management and regulatory administration support. Jackson Fund Services streamlines all of the critical functions associated with running a successful investment firm and seamlessly coordinates with a fund’s other service providers, creating a total solution for fund operations of all sizes.
For a comprehensive menu of the services and capabilities available through Jackson Fund Services, please visit www.jacksonfundservices.com.
About Jackson Fund Services (JFS)
Jackson Fund Services is a division of Jackson National Asset Management, LLC (JNAM), a wholly owned subsidiary of Jackson National Life Insurance Company® (JacksonSM; www.jackson.com). JFS provides fund accounting and administrative services to insurance companies, banks and mutual fund clients. Currently, the company services 228 funds, which represents more than $36 billion in assets under administration*.
About Jackson National Asset Management, LLC
With $26.3 billion in assets under management*, Jackson National Asset Management, LLC is a provider of investment advisory, transfer agency, fund accounting and administration services for 121 multi-class mutual funds as well as eight separate accounts that support Jackson's variable products, employee 401(k) retirement plan and retail mutual funds. *As of 12/31/2008