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Borja joins the Bank from an international technology firm where he oversaw mergers and acquisitions
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Prior to this, Borja was at UBS where he served as Deputy Head of their team in Spain
JP Morgan Private Bank has announced that Borja Martínez-Laredo has joined the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey (MENAT) team in Geneva as Managing Director and Senior Banker.
Borja joins the Bank from an international technology firm where he oversaw mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance, among other responsibilities. Having guided the merger of two predecessor brands, Borja was integral in the financial restructuring and governance of the resulting company.
Prior to this, Borja was at UBS where he served as Deputy Head of their team in Spain. In this role, he oversaw a team of 15 advisors and led the daily activities and expansion of their wealth management offering to high-net-worth clients. During his tenure, Borja was also instrumental in consolidating the legal structures within UBS in Europe into a single bank.
“JP Morgan Private Bank is very fortunate to have Borja bring his wealth of experience and business acumen to their award-winning MENAT team advising families and individuals across the region,” a press release issued by the bank said.
J.P. Morgan Private Bank is a global financial leader providing advice and customized solutions to wealthy individuals and their families. The firm leverages its broad capabilities in investing, tax and estate planning, family office management, philanthropy, credit, and special advisory services to help its clients advance toward their own particular goals.
