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J.P. Morgan taps industry veteran for new portfolio strategy role
People - JULY 16, 2020

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J.P. Morgan taps industry veteran for new portfolio strategy role

by Kali Persall

J.P. Morgan Asset Management has appointed Jared Gross to the newly created role of head of institutional portfolio strategy. He will report to Keith Cahill, head of North America institutional at J.P. Morgan.

Based in New York, Gross will help deliver portfolio advice to a variety of clients, such as corporate and public pensions, endowments, foundations, and healthcare institutions.

“Our clients are looking to us now more than ever to support them through volatile markets, and Jared will play a key role in bringing together our deep market insights and broad investment capabilities to help build stronger portfolios,” said Cahill.

Gross brings 25 years of financial services experience to his new role. He joins J.P. Morgan after spending more than a decade at Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) where he was most recently head of institutional business development.

Prior to that, he served as co-head of pension strategy at Lehman Brothers and

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