J.T. Aughinbaugh

J.T. Aughinbaugh is a Managing Director at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. As the Head of the Fort Worth market, he leads a team of Bankers and Specialists in delivering holistic wealth management advice to some of the most prominent clients in the area, including affluent individuals and their families, business owners, corporate executives and other professionals. 

Having been a successful Banker for over 15 years, J.T. brings an insightful perspective on the need to continually enhance the client experience. He serves as a mentor and coach, developing a pathway for his team to remain at the forefront of innovative ideas. He is known for his sincere desire to help others prosper, and has established an inclusive culture that allows colleagues and families to thrive together.

J.T. is proud of the firm’s affiliation with excellence that dates back to a predecessor institution, the first chartered bank in Fort Worth. He plays an active role in continuing this heritage, guiding J.P. Morgan to expand its presence alongside the economic growth in the community.

Most of J.T.’s career has been spent at the Private Bank, supporting the needs of high- and ultra-high-net-worth clients. His role enables him to balance a love of fast-paced environments while working with top-caliber partners who share a passion for serving clients.

J.T. received a B.B.A. in Finance and an M.B.A. from Texas Christian University. He played offensive line for the Horned Frogs football team and is a former President of the TCU Lettermen’s Association. He is also a member of the TCU Frog Club Advisory Board.

Philanthropy is one of J.T.’s core values, and he is the current Chairman of the Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate, Finance Chair of the Presbyterian Night Shelter, and Treasurer of the Colonial Hills Neighborhood Association. He is also a past Chairman of the James L. West Center for Dementia Care. 

J.T. lives in Fort Worth with his wife, Charity, and daughters, Libby, Margaret and Claire. He enjoys being outdoors, whether at youth sports games, working together around the house, or hunting, fishing and spending time at the family ranch in West Texas.