Nancy F. Romero RamirezNancy F. Romero RamirezInvestment Associate
About Nancy
Nancy Romero Ramirez is an Investment Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Nancy develops deep relationships with the clients she advises, helping them evaluate their options and pursue their goals across multiple facets of their wealth. An attentive listener, she takes the time to understand each client's situation, engaging in multiple discussions to discern a client's financial priorities, aspirations and needs. This immediacy continues throughout each relationship, allowing Nancy to walk with clients through key crossroads in their lives.
Clients from varied paths engage Nancy's assistance. Some are approaching—or already enjoying— retirement. Others are actively building their wealth as founders of companies, executives, professionals or investors. Whatever a client's background, Nancy offers a diligent work ethic and reliable follow-through. She notes that her team is highly skilled in designing steady cash flow to maintain clients' lifestyles—an overarching goal of their investment process. Nancy also connects clients to a suite of complementary capabilities, including financial planning, trust and estate planning services, pre-liquidity event planning and retirement analysis.
At the core of Nancy's approach is her desire to exceed client expectations. She believes the team's service model is without equal—allowing clients to delegate administrative details and regain more time in their lives. Nancy also serves as a member of the team's Investment Committee, contributing to the management of its proprietary investment program, which features a long-term track record.
Nancy joined J.P. Morgan Wealth Management in 2023, moving with her team. Previously, she served as an Investment Specialist and Associate Director with First Republic Private Wealth Management. Her background includes more than seven years with Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, where she worked as a Financial Advisor. Nancy began her wealth-management career in 2015.
Nancy earned her B.A. in Accounting and Finance with Honors from the Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico, where she served as president of the Technology Students Association.
Nancy and her husband, Joemmanuel, live in Bellevue and volunteer regularly in STEM education for underserved communities, making a difference in the lives of young people and inspiring the next generation of leaders.
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