J.P. Morgan Asset Management this week announced the roll out of five model portfolios featuring the company’s suite of strategic beta exchange-traded funds.
The company has teamed up with GeoWealth, a Chicago-based wealth management technology platform for financial advisors, to offer five risk-based J.P. Morgan global tactical models delivered to registered investment advisors via GeoWealth’s cloud-based advisor technology. The models were designed by J.P. Morgan’s multi-asset solutions team.
According to a press release, the model portfolios will “feature” J.P. Morgan ETFs. In a follow-up email with J.P. Morgan, the company said “the goal is to be all JPM ETFs when we have the product to complete the entire allocation.”
It wouldn’t disclose the fees associated with this program.
J.P. Morgan entered the ETF space in 2014, and now has 12 products with more than $1.4 billion in assets under management that include global equity, U.S. equity, fixed income and alternatives.
GeoWealth has roughly $2 billion in assets under advisement.