Anyone Can Manage Cash Like Warren Buffett
Neil Rose explains why anyone can manage cash like Warren Buffett. He explains how Treasury bills work and why they are a no-brainer for one’s cash reserves.
Enduring Value. Peace of Mind.
Regency Capital is a private asset management and wealth advisory firm serving high net worth individuals, families and select institutions. We support and enrich lives through steadfast fiduciary values, outstanding talent, and a powerfully rational approach to money and life.
Services
Investment Management
We offer customized portfolio management, including a sensible and simple approach to asset allocation and investment selection: we want to invest in whatever makes good sense. This means quality, liquidity, and value. Most of all, it means a focus on managing risk in its various forms.
Rational Wealth Management
We combine our Investment Management services with helping clients identify their goals and giving them the strategies and tools to raise their odds for success. We engage with clients’ tax and legal professionals and leverage their expertise for clients’ financial and retirement planning. Clients also seek our help in business strategy, tax efficiency, generational wealth transfers, and acquisitions.
Family Office
For certain larger estates, we offer family office services along with wealth management. Services include multi-generational planning, reporting, organization, document management, family governance, financial administration, and other services.
Our Team
Our team of professionals is here to support and enrich lives through steadfast fiduciary values, outstanding talent, and a powerfully rational approach to money and life.
News
Mid-Year Update 2023
Neil and Co. catch up and talk about a market resembling both the late 1990s tech boom and the Nifty Fifty craze of over 50 years ago. Also discussed is Neil’s current research adventures into commodities and thoughts on electric vehicles and where he’s seeing value today.
Skin in the Game
Kawika Shoji discusses the importance of Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s concept of Skin in the Game and the power of identifying incentives and (often hidden) asymmetries.