Christopher McCree

Chris McCree is an Executive Director and serves as COO for J.P. Morgan Private Bank’s Family Office Practice. In his role, Chris oversees the day-to-day operations for the practice, including advising clients and bankers on the family office landscape, broadening the Private Bank’s suite of family office services, and uncovering opportunities to grow the Private Bank business.

The Family Office Practice focuses on how J.P. Morgan Private Bank can best serve family offices and how the bank can deliver family-office-quality services and advice to clients that need them. These services include public and private investments, trust and estate planning, banking custodial services, specialty and traditional lending, and a robust suite of advisory services including cyber security, tax, philanthropy, family governance, family office design and management, insurance, private business advisory and executive compensative advisory. The practice is underpinned by a robust suite of digital banking and reporting capabilities.

Chris joined the Private Bank 10 years ago. He spent his first seven years as an investment specialist in New York, providing customized investment advice to wealthy families, family offices, and corporate executives. From 2020-2023, he supported the U.S. Head of Investments and Advice and helped lead strategic efforts to enhance the advisor experience, develop and establish a new suite of advisory capabilities, and launch the J.P. Morgan Family Office Practice.

Originally from Westchester, New York, Chris attended Hackley School. He is a graduate of Bucknell University where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and earned a B.S. in Business Administration and Management.

Chris is married with a young daughter. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends, traveling, and playing and watching sports. He is passionate about supporting causes that he cares about and has been actively involved in the Young Professionals group of the Robin Hood Foundation, his Alma mater, and most recently the First Tee Organization.