J.P. Morgan's Cameron Moves from Hong Kong to Head Custody in Luxembourg

J.P. Morgan has appointed Amanda Cameron as managing director, general manager of the bank in Luxembourg, where she will head the firm’s custody and fund services business in the market.

In her new role, she will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the Luxembourg legal entity and office and work on market growth, global engagement with product solutions and operation services for clients.

She will step into a role previously held by Chris Edge, who left the bank six months ago. Cameron will report to Stephanie Miller, global head of fund services and alternative investment services for J.P. Morgan.

The move follows a recent realignment within the bank, where Chris Rowland stepped in as global head of custody, moving from his role as head of fund services. His direct reports for that business then became the responsibility of Miller.

Cameron has been with J.P. Morgan since 1993, when she joined the bank in Luxembourg, managing client services and operations. In 2000, she moved to London as a relationship manager, before moving back to Luxembourg in 2003 as the head of EMEA client service for franchise clients.

Then in 2007, she moved to Hong Kong, initially to establish a sales support function, and most recently she served as managing director and chief risk officer for Investor Services in APAC. In that role, she was primarily responsible, alongside her team, for providing thought leadership and independent advice on risks and control, fiduciary risk and emerging trends, as well as governance and expertise on root cause analysis and regulator interface.

Earlier this year, J.P. Morgan won three significant mandates in Luxembourg.