About Oleg

Oleg Zubarev is a Client Associate at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.

Oleg provides perceptive, concierge service to our clients across the intricate landscape of their wealth management. A member of The Reinstein Nelson Team since 2019, he seeks to elevate our team's impact and service benefits. Whether toward a client's personal or professional goal, he administers complete care wherever needed. Oleg strives for precision and high-caliber handling of family office-style requests, while giving personal and friendly assistance to each person. His industry insight is far-reaching, and Oleg enjoys applying his knowledge base to the everyday management of clients' financial lives and beyond.

Oleg joined J.P. Morgan in 2023 and began his wealth management career in 2017, having previously worked at First Republic and Merrill Lynch Wealth Management. Over the years, he has fostered a passion for helping our team in growing and preserving a family's legacy. He prioritizes giving our clients measured, consistent attention, and puts their needs first. Oleg enjoys finding processes that advance everyday tasks and taking charge to implement them. Across his work, he appreciates all of the personal relationships he's formed along our clients' wealth management journeys.

With a B.S. from the University of Connecticut, Oleg now lives in Fairfield County. He enjoys spending his free time with his wife, son and daughter.

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