
Ebrima TourayEbrima TourayWealth Advisor
About Ebrima
Ebrima “Abe” Touray is a Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Ebrima “Abe” Touray is a Wealth Advisor & the Co-Founder of the T.F. Private Wealth Group at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
He runs point on client acquisition, leveraging broad firm resources and bringing the full Bank to his clients. Abe leverages internal relationships that address his clients' needs whether they be corporations, large-grade institutional family offices, senior executives, or business owners. Internally, he's often the "fixer" for what resources of the firm to leverage in meeting myriad and nuanced client needs. That institutional knowledge of the different areas of the Bank makes him a valuable resource which is important in this business.
With more than a decade of experience at J.P. Morgan, he previously spent eight years as a First Vice President and Senior Private Client Banker at JPMorgan Chase's headquarters in NYC. He has now cofounded a new team, T.F. Private Wealth Group. Abe is part of a select number of JPMorgan Advisors/bankers nationally who are Regulation O licensed, allowing him to cover Board Members and Operating Committee Members of JPMorgan Chase. He is also a member of the President's Advisory Council.
Abe was a President's Club honoree, closing top 5 in the country, and a President's Club member for multiple years. He was the banker selected to speak as a panelist at the 2022 National Sales Conference, and was a member of the CEO Advisory Council.
In 2025, along the sidelines of the United Nation’s General Assembly Meetings (UNGA), Abe was awarded with the coveted “Most Influential People of African Descent” (MIPAD), a U.N.-aligned nonprofit whose job is to recognize and celebrate the achievements of Africans living in the Diaspora. Abe hails from The Gambia, and won a presidential scholarship to study in the U.S. as the top student that year. He received his B.Sc. from Baruch College Zicklin School of Business with a major in Finance & Economics.
Abe is the current Chairman of the Board of Directors at the NYC-based nonprofit, The American Foundation for African Children's Education, helping support underrepresented students, helping repair & build schools, etc. for better educational outcomes. Being the recipient of a scholarship himself, this is a cause he cares deeply about, knowing firsthand the value of a great education.
Abe enjoys traveling the world and playing pool. He is known for his sense of fashion and being a big steak lover, self-nicknamed #saltbae Jr.

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