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About Louise
Louise Armour is a Managing Director, Portfolio Manager, and Wealth Partner with J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
As the head of the Armour Group, Louise is responsible for leveraging the firm's resources to best serve client needs. Louise and her team provide comprehensive wealth management to high-net-worth families, corporations and their executives, family offices and entrepreneurs. The Armour Group works regularly alongside clients' CPAs and attorneys to create personalized and efficient financial planning.
A graduate of the State University of New York, Louise began her career with Thomson McKinnon. In 1985, she joined a J.P. Morgan predecessor firm, before transitioning to her current role. Louise is a Wealth Partner, named to the J.P. Morgan Wealth Partner's Council to represent her peers, and was recently a recipient of the inaugural J.P. Morgan Chairman's Award. She is passionate about advancing women's opportunities in the workplace and supporting diversity and inclusion.
Louise has long been involved in the equestrian world and her husband, Red, is in the Polo Hall of Fame.
She has served as a team sponsor for Polo Under the Palms and is also an active fundraiser for the MD Anderson Cancer Center, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Scholarship Program, Polo Players Support Group, The Michael J. Fox Foundation and the Boys and Girls Club. Louise and her husband live in Wellington, Florida, and have two grown children, Alexandra and Michael.
Managing family wealth is often complex and requires more than just sound financial counsel. We can facilitate introductions to our family wealth specialists who offer the following services:
- Family Engagement & Governance with financial literacy programs and research-based models to help educate family members, and help guide interactions
- Family Philanthropy to initiate and/or elevate your giving and create meaningful change
- Family Lifestyle with introductions to professionals in cybersecurity, bill pay, healthcare management, private aviation, staffing, education and more
- Outsourced Family Office for support with the management of the family's financial and administrative needs
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