About our office

The Houston team supports the wealth goals of individuals and families. We work with a wide range of clients, with varying life experiences and backgrounds. Our office has deep expertise in working with Executives, Retirees and Philanthropists; however, we’re able to advise regarding many unique needs or situations. We’re committed to helping you work toward the life and legacy you envision and deserve.

Meet our Private Wealth Management team

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John Glenn

Private Wealth Advisor 832-723-6940

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James Helton

Private Wealth Advisor 713-346-2506

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Luis Leon

Private Wealth Advisor 346-375-4579

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Ray Kwan

Private Wealth Advisor 281-302-9029

Our leadership

“The ultimate goal is to help clients find peace of mind. We listen to their dreams and goals and help them execute on all the details toward making it happen, providing guidance, advice and expertise along the way.”
Kelli Glynn, Market Leader, Kansas City/NW MO, Kansas and Texas

Engaged in our communities

U.S. Bank believes in giving back to the community. Over the past three years in Texas, we’ve provided over $1.5 million in U.S. Bank Foundation and corporate giving and 13,000 in volunteer hours. Our team is actively involved in providing support through the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, as a Beta Theta Pi Board Member, and others.

Insights from our experts

Market news

Stay on top of the changing U.S. and global markets with our market news page. Dive deeper with our daily market analysis, volatility updates and frequent market teleconferences with U.S. Bank investment experts.

4 investment options to help generate retirement income

If you plan on retiring in your 60s, you may need to make your retirement savings last another 20-30 years. In addition to Social Security, savings and other investments, consider these options for generating additional income in retirement.

6 ways to manage concentration risk in your portfolio

Owning too much of any one stock can be detrimental to your investment portfolio’s performance. Here are six strategies that can help you reduce your exposure to concentration risk.

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