(Bloomberg) — Bank of New York Mellon Corp., a custody bank, is still working to provide closing prices for certain mutual funds and exchange-traded funds after a technology used to generate net asset values broke down on Monday.
The technology, provided by SunGard Data Systems Inc., started working again late Tuesday with limited capacity and is catching up, said BNY, which provides fund accounting to mutual fund andETFproviders.
Our teams have been working together to clear the backlog, Kevin Heine, a spokesman for BNY, said in an interview. We are working with SunGard to resume normal processing as soon as possible.
SunGard didnt respond to requests for comment. Guggenheim Partners, a provider of mutual funds and ETFs, yesterday had some blank net asset values that have since been posted for the Aug. 24 close, Ivy McLemore, a spokesman for the money manager, said Wednesday.
Global markets plunged Monday on concerns about Chinas economic growth.
