Ina Drew

Ina R. Drew
Born	Springfield Township, New Jersey, U.S.
Occupation(s)	Former chief investment officer, JPMorgan Chase
Years active	–2012
Known for	Chief investment officer at JPMorgan Chase until 2012; expert in risk management

Ina R. Drew is a former top executive on Wall Street who held the position of chief investment officer (CIO) at JPMorgan Chase until her departure following a $9 billion trading loss in 2012. A report from the U.S. Senate disclosed that she did not fully comprehend the trading strategy at hand and provided misleading information to the committee regarding her review of a critical "decision table" that detailed various trading choices.

Drew was raised in Springfield Township, New Jersey.

Career

Recognized as one of the few women in senior leadership roles on Wall Street, Drew was considered an expert in risk management prior to the 2012 financial setback. Her compensation exceeded $14 million in 2011, with annual earnings surpassing $15 million in the two years before that. In 1993, she appeared in Crain's New York Business as part of their "40 under 40" list. Drew assumed the role of CIO at JPMorgan Chase in February 2005, having previously overseen Global Treasury operations. She earned a master's degree in international economics from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.

Ina Drew and her spouse live in Short Hills, New Jersey, and are parents to two children. She holds a trustee position at Barnard College. In 2018, the Drew family contributed $1 million to Barnard and Columbia University to fund scholarship programs.