IPB - Transition Banker - GFG

JPMorgan Chase & Co.New York, NY
Hybrid

About The Position

As a Private Banker in the International Private Bank’s Global Families Group, you will advise complex, cross-border clients on building, preserving, and managing their wealth across multiple jurisdictions. You will leverage your expertise in investments, financial planning, credit, and banking to provide holistic, balance sheet advice—and drive new client acquisition—while coordinating across multi-asset investing, customized lending, cross-border wealth planning, fiduciary services, banking, philanthropic advisory, and family office support. You will be part of a local team based in New York or San Francisco and be supported by an institutional platform with the resources, specialists, and intellectual capital to help clients achieve their global goals.

Requirements

  • Three plus years of work experience in Private Banking or Financial Services serving HNW/UHNW or institutional clients.
  • Bachelor’s Degree required.
  • Series 7, 66 and Insurance licenses required for position; unlicensed candidates considered, but required to obtain licenses within 90 days of start date.
  • Proven sales success, strong business acumen, and disciplined pipeline management with a track record of AUM growth and revenue generation.
  • Strong community presence with an established network among internationally active families, family offices, and centers of influence.
  • Experience or demonstrated understanding of investments, wealth planning, credit and banking concepts, and cross-border client considerations.
  • Focuses on the client experience and works tirelessly on the client’s behalf.
  • Fluent in English.

Nice To Haves

  • MBA, JD, CFA, CAIA, or CFP preferred.
  • Proactive, takes initiative, and uses critical thinking to solve problems.
  • Dynamic and credible professional who communicates with clarity and has exceptional presentation skills.
  • Demonstrates strong organizational skills and applies a disciplined and organized approach throughout their business.
  • Experience with and in-depth knowledge of equity and fixed income markets and alternative investments, including hedge funds, private equity, and real estate.
  • Exposure to cross-border wealth planning, trust and fiduciary structures, and customized lending solutions; familiarity with multi-currency portfolios and international regulatory environments.
  • Additional languages relevant to global client coverage strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and deepen relationships with UHNW/HNW families by earning trust, thoroughly understanding multi-jurisdiction needs, providing targeted advice, developing thoughtful solutions, and delivering an exceptional client experience.
  • Generate business results and acquire new assets and relationships across international networks; drive net new AUM, inflows, and ROA from both existing and new clients.
  • Advise clients on their overall balance sheet, including strategic asset allocation, investment management, cross-border wealth planning, customized credit and lending (including multi-currency and leverage where appropriate), and day-to-day banking.
  • Partner with internal specialists—Investment Solutions, Lending, Wealth Planning, Trust & Fiduciary, Banking, and Family Office—to deliver integrated, cross-disciplinary solutions.
  • Connect clients to J.P. Morgan’s full capabilities across lines of business where appropriate.
  • Ensure proposed solutions meet clients’ short-, medium-, and long-term objectives using a holistic, goals-based planning framework, mindful of cross-border considerations.
  • Strictly adhere to all risk and control policies, KYC/AML and cross-border rules, regulatory guidelines, suitability standards, and security measures.

Benefits

  • comprehensive health care coverage
  • on-site health and wellness centers
  • a retirement savings plan
  • backup childcare
  • tuition reimbursement
  • mental health support
  • financial coaching
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