Fiduciary Trust Co., a sister company of Franklin Templeton Investments, reports that it still has 90 employees missing in New York.

Fiduciary, which was headquartered in Two World Trade Center, announced that operations are up and running at their disaster recovery center in New Jersey supported by Franklin Templeton Investments’ offices in Short Hills, N.J.

The firm says that 555 employees that were working in the company’s New York headquarters at the time of the tragedy have been accounted for, including the company’s CEO, president, CIO, CFO, and the vast majority of officers and portfolio managers.

“However, we have 90 individuals unaccounted for presently, and our thoughts and prayers are completely focused on them and their families, as well as the countless others who were affected by this horrific incident,” said Anne Tatlock, chairman and CEO.

“Senior members of our management team were at our disaster recovery site in New Jersey within an hour of the tragedy and efforts were immediately taken to restore our business capability,” said Tatlock. “We have recovered our complete portfolio accounting system and we successfully backed up all of our data through the close of trading on Monday night. Our investment managers are in contact with their clients and are managing their accounts. We will be fully operational when U.S. equity markets re-open on Monday.”

“We are a worldwide organization with multiple sites domestically and internationally,” said Tatlock. “With the support of Franklin Templeton Investments and our other business partners, we are prepared confident that we will be able to manage all of our investments going forward.”

Fiduciary has set up a hotline for updates on the status of Fiduciary employees, family and friends: 800-632-2350 ext. 22578.