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Steven TamborraSteven Tamborra
Senior Associate, Investment Specialist

About Steven

Steven Tamborra is an Investment Specialist at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, covering the West Coast region.

Steven collaborates closely with strategists, asset class leaders, product professionals and external partners to transform J.P. Morgan's broad range of investment opportunities into clear, actionable strategies for clients. He works directly with Advisors to tailor approaches that seek to meet clients' individualized needs and goals, and plays an active role in portfolio construction and asset allocation.

After joining the firm in 2018, Steven has held a variety of roles, most recently on the Lending Team at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management, where he supported the team's growth and strategic initiatives. In this capacity, he contributed to the expansion of the lending business across all products, including securities-based lending, margin lending, custom lending and mortgages.

Steven is a graduate of CUNY Baruch College. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation.

Born and raised on Staten Island, Steven is a car enthusiast, avid soccer player and devoted supporter of his team, Real Madrid.

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