
Pascale HainlinePascale Hainline, CRPC ®Executive DirectorWealth Advisor
About Pascale
Pascale Hainline is an Executive Director and Wealth Advisor at J.P. Morgan Wealth Management.
Pascale joined The Reinstein Nelson Team in 2015, bringing extensive investment and wealth management experience. She helps clients unwind complex wealth issues while pursuing capital preservation and growth strategies. Pascale is especially well-known for caring for her clients like family, prioritizing lasting relationships that help each person further their personal and financial prosperity.
Pascale began her wealth management career in 2009. She joined J.P. Morgan Wealth Management in 2023 after serving as Senior Vice President at both Merrill Lynch Wealth Management and First Republic. Prior to her wealth management career, Pascale enjoyed a fulfilling 25-year career with Société Générale Corporate and Investment Banking in New York, where she held various senior management positions. During her last five years, Pascale was Managing Director in the Credit Portfolio Management Group, managing the Bank's North American assets.
After earning a Master's in Economics from Paris Sorbonne University, Pascale earned a post-Master's fellowship award in Economics at the University of Chicago. She holds the Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM professional designation. Pascale is also actively engaged in non-profit work, serving on the board of New York Edge (governance chair). This New York City-based nonprofit bridges the opportunity gap of underserved children through academics, sport and art for over 40,000 grade school and high school students. She also serves as Governor-At-Large for the prestigious International Tennis Hall of Fame.
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