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Kevin HysenbegasiKevin Hysenbegasi
Senior Associate, Wealth Management Banking Sales Specialist

About Kevin

Kevin Hysenbegasi is a Senior Associate and Banking & Liquidity Specialist at J.P. Morgan Advisors, a business of J.P. Morgan.

The Banking & Liquidity Specialists partner closely with advisors and their clients, with a specialized focus on banking and general cash management, to help identify new client opportunities and propose customized strategies that can align with client goals.

In this role, Kevin utilizes his knowledge of banking and liquidity management to partner with the team of banking specialists and help drive advisor education and the inclusion of banking in their practice. Using his understanding of the current rate environment and competitive landscape, his responsibilities include planning new business development activities. In addition, Kevin focuses on the creation and delivery of targeted sales marketing opportunities and collateral to drive awareness of the business.

Kevin comes to J.P. Morgan with a strong background in financial services. As a Financial Advisor, Kevin helped manage client assets and provide advice that fit their specific investment needs, later moving into a role as a Relationship Manager at Citi. In this role, Kevin partnered closely with Senior Financial Advisors assisting clients with their overall financial goals and managing their banking relationships.

Kevin graduated from Pace University with a B.B.A. in Business Management. He holds the FINRA Series 7, 63 and 65 securities licenses, as well as the New York State Insurance License. He currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.

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