Matthew BischoffMatthew BischoffVice PresidentInvestment Associate
"I conduct many of the everyday investment activities that foster meangingful relationships with clients."
About Matthew
Matthew Bischoff is a Vice President and Investment Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
He is a member of Gilman Private Wealth and conducts many of the everyday investment activities that foster meaningful relationships with clients.
Matthew has an in-depth understanding of fixed income vehicles, with a particular focus on municipal bonds. He brings strong execution skills to trade these instruments for the direct benefit of the team's clients.
Originally from Bergen County, New Jersey, Matthew grew up in the city of Norwood, where many of his friends and family still reside. He earned a B.B.A. from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Matthew has built a reputation as a true sports aficionado. While he supports a number of different franchises, he is a particular devotee of the New York Yankees. He is a golfing enthusiast, and welcomes the opportunity to play a round when he gets the chance. Matthew and his wife, Lauren, reside in Morristown and enjoy its many sights and sounds.
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