Credentials, education, investment platforms, & fees

At the minimum, read our SEC Form ADV Part 2A-2B (also known as "the Brochure") for facts about our credentials, education, investment platforms and fees.

You can also see our electronic filing with the SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure website.

As of June 30th, 2020, registered broker-dealers and registered investment advisers are required to provide a new customer a Client Relationship Summary (also called “Form CRS”) to retail investors. SEC staff designed this Investor.gov page to help investors better understand how to use the relationship summary when choosing a financial professional.

A firm’s Form CRS summary tells you about:

• the types of services a firm offers

• the fees and costs you will have to pay for those services

• conflicts of interest a broker or adviser may have

• the required standard of conduct associated with the services a firm offers

• whether a firm and its financial professionals have reportable legal or disciplinary history

• key questions (conversation starters) to ask your financial professional

Each firm’s relationship summary uses the same headings and order of topics to make it easy for you to compare firms.

Each firm’s relationship summary uses the same headings and order of topics to make it easy for you to compare firms.

For information about how to evaluate our firm or any investment advisor, investment or insurance broker, or financial planner read:

Investment Advisers: What You Need to Know Before Choosing One published by the US Securities & Exchange Commission.

Cutting through the Confusion: Where to Turn for Help with Your Investments published by the Coalition on Investor Education.

What Is An Investment Adviser? published by the Investment Adviser Association.