State Street pays back client after double charging for transitions

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State Street has been forced to reimburse a client for a transition management trade after an internal investigation found the client had been double charged on fees.

Sources confirmed that the client was a UK pension fund who had hired State Street to conduct a transition involving fixed income assets. The investigation led to the dismissal of Ross McLellan ...

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