Neal SeabornNeal Seaborn
Executive Director, Head of Lending Specialists

About Neal

Neal Seaborn is an Executive Director and the Head of the Lending Specialists at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

In his senior leadership role, Neal directs a team of dedicated Lending Specialists who support Advisors across the country in both the Chase Wealth Management and J.P. Morgan Advisors businesses. He brings strategic direction to growing the Wealth Management lending business, ensuring his team provides seamless execution of loan requests, drives broader awareness and provides education around the firm's lending capabilities for Advisors in the field. As part of his mandate, Neal partners with field leadership teams to develop strategies that align key client goals with lending approaches. He also leads a team of Portfolio Management Specialists who oversee and manage portfolio risk activity, requiring ongoing collaboration with the Product, Operations and Credit Risk Teams to ensure coordinated delivery to clients.

With nearly 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Neal has spent most of his career at J.P. Morgan. Previously, he worked in Global Private Bank Credit Risk, focused on Innovation, Strategic MIS, Policy Governance and Custom Underwriting Quality Assurance. Earlier, he spent a decade building out USPB and J.P. Morgan Wealth Management's Securities-Based Lending Team and product capabilities.

Neal is a graduate of The Ohio State University, where he earned a B.S. from the Fisher College of Business with dual majors in Finance and Real Estate. When not in the office, he enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters in various sports activities, gardening and camping whenever they can find a free weekend.

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