Managing Director at Deutsche Bank Private Bank who served as Jeffrey Epstein's primary relationship manager from 2013 to 2016. Previously a vice president at JPMorgan Chase where he also managed Epstein's accounts. Morris left JPMorgan for Deutsche Bank in late 2012 and persuaded executives to take on Epstein as a client, projecting $2-4 million in annual fees.
He oversaw Epstein's personal and entity accounts including Southern Trust Company and Southern Financial. In January 2015, Morris and colleague Alison Packard visited Epstein at his Manhattan mansion to discuss compliance red flags and left satisfied with his explanations. Named in the 2020 NYDFS consent order against Deutsche Bank for the bank's failures in managing the Epstein relationship.