J.P. Morgan Private Bank has named Nelle Miller and William Sinclair as co-CEOs of the U.S. Private Bank, according to the firm’s LinkedIn.
Together, they will lead J.P. Morgan’s $2.4 trillion U.S. private banking business, overseeing more than 5,500 professionals across 57 offices, according to the firm.
Prior to becoming co-CEO, Miller led the New York business as well as family office investments and advice. She managed the Global Investment Opportunities, Outsourced CIO and Morgan Private Advisory organizations. She has been with J.P. Morgan Private Bank for more than 24 years. Miller graduated from Boston College with a Bachelor of Science in economics.
Sinclair has been with J.P. Morgan for more than 19 years, where he has served as a senior private banker and later led the Financial Institutions Group and U.S. Family Office Practice. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Wake Forest University and an MBA from Columbia Business School.
