DST Systems just named a new chief for its full-service transfer agency operations. A spokeswoman for the Kansas City, Missouri-based back office specialists confirmed that Robert Tritt, who currently oversees DST's mutual fund ASP services, now also leads its outsourced recordkeeping side, too. Tritt, who has been promoted to executive vice president, takes the reins of the full service unit from Jonathan Boehm, who now leads DST Health Solutions and Argus Health Systems.
Robert Tritt DST Systems Executive Vice President
Tritt's reach now extends to outsourced work DST does with 401(k)s (via the TRAC platform), mutual funds (via TA2000), REITs and more.
"The combination of these two business units will result in an even closer collaboration between developers and the operations staff they support," Tritt stated.
Tritt, who had served as a group vice president, reports to DST president and chief operating officer Stephen Hooley.
Company Press Release
Kansas City, Mo., July 8, 2009—Robert Tritt has been promoted to executive vice president of DST Systems, Inc., reporting to Stephen Hooley, president and chief operating officer. In addition, Tritt was recently appointed to the Board of Directors for Boston Financial Data Services, a joint venture between DST and State Street Corporation.
In his new role, Tritt assumes responsibility for DST’s full service transfer agency operations, supporting clients that outsource recordkeeping functions to DST. Tritt also continues to lead DST’s businesses that provide ASP services to mutual fund operations. In this capacity, Tritt is responsible for product development for TA2000, which powers DST’s transfer agency and subaccounting businesses, as well as for TRAC, DST’s defined contribution platform.
Jonathan Boehm, who previously served as group vice president over DST’s full service operations, is now executive vice president of DST with responsibility for DST Health Solutions and Argus Health Systems, both wholly owned subsidiaries of DST.
“As our clients’ outsourcing requirements evolve, DST is prepared to handle a variety of dynamic recordkeeping scenarios,” said Hooley. “By bringing both ASP and full service operations under the single leadership of Bob Tritt, we build upon our reputation for efficiently meeting our clients’ changing needs.”
“The value of DST’s investment recordkeeping solutions has always been predicated on our hands-on experience. The combination of these two business units will result in an even closer collaboration between developers and the operations staff they support,” said Tritt.
DST Systems, Inc. provides sophisticated information processing and computer software
products and services to support the mutual fund, investment management, insurance and healthcare industries. In addition to technology products and services, DST provides integrated print and electronic statement and billing output solutions through a wholly owned subsidiary. DST’s world-class data centers provide technology infrastructure support for mutual fund companies, healthcare providers, banks, and insurance companies around the globe. DST is headquartered in Kansas City, Mo., and is a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange.
The information and comments above may include forward-looking statements respecting DST and its businesses. Such information and comments are based on DST’s views as of today, and actual actions or results could differ. There could be a number of factors affecting future actions or results, including those set forth in DST’s latest periodic financial report (Form 10-K or 10-Q) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All such factors should be considered in evaluating any forward-looking comment. The Company will not update any forward-looking statements in this press release to reflect future events.
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