Omatseye UgenOmatseye UgenClient Associate
About Omatseye
Omatseye O. Ugen is a Client Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
As a member of The Alta Group, Omatseye provides operational and account maintenance support for high-net-worth individuals and families. He assists with onboarding procedures and ad hoc client requests, working closely with advisors and clients to support the team's day-to-day service and operational activities. Omatseye recognizes the importance of his client-facing role and is committed to helping deliver a positive client experience.
Omatseye joined J.P. Morgan in 2016 after beginning his financial services career in 2015 at Capital One, where he served as a Credit Analyst in the Business Line of Credit group. During his time at the firm, he has worked across multiple departments and gained valuable relationship management experience before joining The Alta Group in 2026. Omatseye earned a B.A. in Mathematics from Southern New Hampshire University. He holds the FINRA Series 7 and 66 securities licenses.Omatseye joined J.P. Morgan in 2016 after beginning his financial services career in 2015 at Capital One, where he served as a Credit Analyst in the Business Line of Credit group. During his time at the firm, he has worked across multiple departments and gained valuable relationship management experience before joining The Alta Group in 2026. Omatseye earned a B.A. in Mathematics from Southern New Hampshire University. He holds the FINRA Series 7 and 66 securities licenses.
Omatseye is a member of Next Gen. Outside of work, he enjoys playing ping pong and following the English Premier League.
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