JP Morgan Investor Services (JPMIS) is in exclusive negotiations to buy TASC Administration, South Africa's largest third-party fund adminstrator, from Sanlam Investment Management.

Sanlam conducted a beauty parade of potential buyers, thought to include State Street and Bank of New York, before settling on JP Morgan. It expects to sign an agreement on the sale shortly.

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