17th August 2011

J.P. Morgan Asset Management - Follow @JPMAM_UKAdviser on Twitter

We are pleased to announce that J.P. Morgan Asset Management UK is now on Twitter, the official feed for UK Advisers and Paraplanners.

Follow @JPMAM_UKAdviser

Designed to support UK Advisers and Paraplanners, follow @JPMAM_UKAdviser for updates including:

  • The latest literature, market views and whitepapers;
  • Event updates including Guide to the Markets and the Academy;
  • Upcoming sponsorships such as the J.P. Morgan Help For Heroes Rugby Challenge;
  • … And much more.

Follow the official J.P. Morgan Asset Management UK Adviser feed today.

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