About Robin

Robin Fetterolf is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

As a partner of The Starker Delehanty Group, she works with her team's sophisticated clientele, which consists of affluent families and individuals, corporate executives and business owners. With over 10 years of experience, Robin manages and advises on portfolios of all asset classes, which include equities, fixed income, cash, and alternative investments. Aside from just investment advisory services, while utilizing JPM's internal resources, Robin provides her clients with several other of their financial needs. These include estate planning, retirement planning, life, accident and health insurance, lending and banking.

Robin began her financial career at J.P. Morgan during 2013 as a Summer Analyst, and joined the firm full-time after undergrad graduation in 2014. She has developed strong relationships with her and her team's clients, and has a real passion for helping people reach their investment goals.

Robin graduated with honors from Skidmore College with a B.A. in Economics and a minor in Management and Business. She holds the FINRA General Securities Series 7 license and the Series 66 Uniform Combined State Law Examination. She also holds her AIF® designation and the Life, Accident and Health Insurance license.

She is an avid athlete who played varsity lacrosse at Skidmore College and today enjoys skiing, tennis, running and cooking. Originally from Lloyd Harbor, New York, Robin graduated from Cold Spring Harbor High School and now lives in Manhattan, in the West Village.

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