Lauren DeVries ShieldsLauren DeVries ShieldsVice PresidentWealth Advisor
About Lauren
Lauren DeVries Shields is a Vice President and Wealth Advisor with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
With a decade of professional experience, Lauren has strategically built a background in credit risk, lending, corporate finance and analysis and other areas of financial and banking services. She brings the full complement of her skillset for the benefit of high-net-worth individuals and families. Lauren's strengths include constructing portfolios to drive returns throughout the economic cycle while managing liquidity needs.
Lauren earned a B.S. in Finance from the University of Florida. She has spent the majority of her career at J.P. Morgan, beginning in the firm's credit risk leadership program. She then gained additional experience with mortgage, wealth planning and treasury management roles before pivoting to wealth management.
Originally from Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Lauren's professional journey has brought her to New York City, Columbus, Austin, Chicago and Dallas. She thinks of Texas as her forever home and has built deep ties in the area.
Insights
Family Legacy
Building a strong and connected family of wealth: A 10x10 learning road map
August 13, 2026The process of fostering empowered, responsible family members begins early and remains a lifelong journey. Our 10x10 model outlines key competencies to master at various life stages.Read Now
Family Legacy
Insight 6: Active cross-generational stakeholder alliance
August 13, 2026As a family enterprise expands and shifts over the decades, the different generations and professional management must come together to drive success through legacy and innovation.Read Now
Family Legacy
Insight 7: Develop a capable and committed rising generation
August 13, 2026Members of the younger generation are the future stewards of the family enterprise, so it is important to invest time and resources in cultivating their interests and skills.Read Now
Markets and Economy
How does the stock market perform during midterm election years? A guide for investors
August 12, 2026Midterm election years can bring market volatility and uncertainty. Learn what history suggests, why headlines move markets and what long-term investors can do to stay on track.Read Now
Markets and Economy
Fewer Fed meetings under Kevin Warsh? What a reduced FOMC calendar could mean for investors
August 11, 2026Reports say Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is considering fewer FOMC meetings. Here’s what that could mean for Fed communication, market volatility and investor portfolios.Read Now
Markets and Economy
International stock market performance so far in 2026: Europe, China, India and more
August 11, 2026International stock market performance has diverged in 2026. See how Europe, China, India and Japan are tracking – and why rates, sector concentration and currency moves can change results for U.S. investors.Read Now
Markets and Economy
AI’s next act doesn’t have to choose
August 7, 2026A rare shift is underway as semiconductor and hyperscaler stocks rally together, reflecting a broadening belief in AI’s commercial viability and multiyear growth prospects.Read Now
Business Planning
Introduction to succession planning for business owners
August 7, 2026A successful business transition requires a methodical approach, but many business owners are unprepared for what comes next. Learn the basics of business succession planning.Read Now
Markets and Economy
Will the Fed hike rates in September? A 25-basis-point move is now expected: Why July’s hold has ‘lowered the bar’
August 5, 2026A 0.25-percentage-point hike is now expected at the September Fed meeting as Iran-related supply shocks keep energy costs high and markets question the Fed’s inflation credibility.Read NowFamily Legacy
Building a strong and connected family of wealth: A 10x10 learning road map
August 13, 2026The process of fostering empowered, responsible family members begins early and remains a lifelong journey. Our 10x10 model outlines key competencies to master at various life stages.Read NowFamily Legacy
Insight 6: Active cross-generational stakeholder alliance
August 13, 2026As a family enterprise expands and shifts over the decades, the different generations and professional management must come together to drive success through legacy and innovation.Read NowFamily Legacy
Insight 7: Develop a capable and committed rising generation
August 13, 2026Members of the younger generation are the future stewards of the family enterprise, so it is important to invest time and resources in cultivating their interests and skills.Read NowMarkets and Economy
How does the stock market perform during midterm election years? A guide for investors
August 12, 2026Midterm election years can bring market volatility and uncertainty. Learn what history suggests, why headlines move markets and what long-term investors can do to stay on track.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Fewer Fed meetings under Kevin Warsh? What a reduced FOMC calendar could mean for investors
August 11, 2026Reports say Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is considering fewer FOMC meetings. Here’s what that could mean for Fed communication, market volatility and investor portfolios.Read NowMarkets and Economy
International stock market performance so far in 2026: Europe, China, India and more
August 11, 2026International stock market performance has diverged in 2026. See how Europe, China, India and Japan are tracking – and why rates, sector concentration and currency moves can change results for U.S. investors.Read NowMarkets and Economy
AI’s next act doesn’t have to choose
August 7, 2026A rare shift is underway as semiconductor and hyperscaler stocks rally together, reflecting a broadening belief in AI’s commercial viability and multiyear growth prospects.Read NowBusiness Planning
Introduction to succession planning for business owners
August 7, 2026A successful business transition requires a methodical approach, but many business owners are unprepared for what comes next. Learn the basics of business succession planning.Read NowMarkets and Economy
Will the Fed hike rates in September? A 25-basis-point move is now expected: Why July’s hold has ‘lowered the bar’
August 5, 2026A 0.25-percentage-point hike is now expected at the September Fed meeting as Iran-related supply shocks keep energy costs high and markets question the Fed’s inflation credibility.Read Now
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