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Mellon Financial Combines MAS with Eagle Product Offerings

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Mellon Financial has combined its Mellon Analytical Solutions (MAS) business with the Eagle Performance system. The move follows Mellon’s acquisition of Russell Investment Group’s 50% share in the Russell/Mellon joint venture last September. The combined offering provides portfolio and mutual fund performance measurement, performance attribution, index data management and portfolio analysis and reporting to institutional investors and money managers. The Pittsburgh-based bank has named Bruce Feibel to promote the integrated business (see Industry Identifier, Page 16).

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