Maxwell LangMaxwell LangWealth Advisor
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Maxwell Lang is a Wealth Advisor with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
As an integral member of The Lang Group, Max serves the comprehensive advisory needs of a wide range of clients, including corporate executives, business professionals, high-net-worth individuals and their families. Whether clients seek to strengthen, safeguard or grow their wealth, he is focused on helping protect what they have worked so hard to build.
Max offers clients highly personalized attention and designs strategies that are tailored to specific financial goals. He is skilled in navigating across the bank to deliver the professional resources of the firm directly to them.
An accomplished student of the markets, Max takes a quantitative view of the investment process and employs fundamental and technical analysis to generate insights and ideas. He looks intently at data to study numerical patterns that help guide the team's investment services. Max manages a portfolio of his own design, employing equity strategies that are proprietary to The Lang Group.
Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 2015, Max was an Associate at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, where he focused on marketing and research. He began his career as a summer analyst during an internship at J.P. Morgan.
A graduate of Vanderbilt University, Max attended on a music scholarship and is a talented classical pianist. He holds a B.A. in Physics with a minor in Finance. Through these pursuits, Max gained an appreciation for the scientific method and developed his statistical and data analysis skills.
Max lives in Chestnut Hill, MA, and in his free time enjoys sporting events and outdoor activities. He is a passionate golfer, still working to perfect his game.
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