Patrick NoonanPatrick NoonanWealth Advisor
About Patrick
Patrick J. Noonan is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Patrick works with high-net-worth individuals and families, corporate executives and business owners to help manage the complexities of significant wealth. He focuses on long-term relationships across multiple generations and provides strategies aligned with clients' goals while helping simplify their financial lives.
As a member of the Peter C. Noonan Group, Patrick collaborates with his team to deliver thoughtful, personalized advice that reflects each client's priorities. He draws on the global capabilities of J.P. Morgan to offer a disciplined, client-first approach supported by the firm's broad resources and scale.
Patrick joined J.P. Morgan in 2025. Previously, he was an Investment Banking Analyst with Alantra in Boston for over three years. He holds a B.S. in Finance from Providence College.
In his free time, Patrick enjoys playing golf, exercising, reading and exploring his South Boston neighborhood.
Insights
Family Legacy
5 generational shifts reshaping family wealth planning today
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Markets and Economy
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Family Legacy
Using donor-advised funds to create college scholarships
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Business Planning
Business succession planning: Valuing your business
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Markets and Economy
Toto, I don’t think it’s the Fed anymore
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Markets and Economy
US-Canada trade escalation: Why autos and oil matter more than today’s tariffs
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Wealth Planning
New York estate tax planning considerations
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Retirement
Should you convert your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA?
September 1, 2026Converting from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA is a significant decision that requires careful planning. Here are some things to consider.Read NowFamily Legacy
5 generational shifts reshaping family wealth planning today
September 10, 2026From supporting adult children to hiring health concierges, broad societal changes are changing how some families think about wealth management. Here’s how to adapt to today’s shifting landscape.Read NowFamily Legacy
A historical look at the giving season
September 9, 2026The end of the year, also called giving season, is a big driver of charitable donations in the U.S. This practice dates back many years and comes with notable financial benefits.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Kevin Warsh says there's still 'work to do' to fight inflation. Will the Fed hike rates at the September meeting?
September 9, 2026The next Fed meeting on September 15–16 comes with a big question: Hike or hold rates? The decision ultimately hinges on inflation and the labor market.Read NowFamily Legacy
Using donor-advised funds to create college scholarships
September 8, 2026A donor-advised fund can help you support students’ education in a way that reflects your values and honors your legacy.Read NowBusiness Planning
Business succession planning: Valuing your business
September 8, 2026Understand the basics of business valuation and how it can help you make better-informed decisions as your company grows and you get closer to succession.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Toto, I don’t think it’s the Fed anymore
September 3, 2026Bond yields are rising, but not for the reasons many expect. Energy markets and term premiums are connected in a way they haven’t been before.Read NowMarkets and Economy
US-Canada trade escalation: Why autos and oil matter more than today’s tariffs
September 2, 2026U.S.–Canada tariffs may have limited near-term economic impacts, but a further shift in policy – especially in autos or energy – could complicate the inflation and growth outlook.Read NowWealth Planning
New York estate tax planning considerations
September 2, 2026When creating an estate plan, you and your tax and legal advisors should consider state laws as well as federal rules. Here are key items for people with New York State ties.Read NowRetirement
Should you convert your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA?
September 1, 2026Converting from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA is a significant decision that requires careful planning. Here are some things to consider.Read Now
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