Neil Rose, CFA

Neil Rose, CFA is the founder of Regency Capital. Previously, Neil worked nearly two decades spanning roles as an analyst, portfolio manager, chief investment officer, and president at an investment adviser with over $2 billion in assets under management. In 14 years as chief investment officer, Neil’s work included managing multi-asset and equity strategies, asset allocation, and securities investments. Neil was early in ETF- based investing by forming ETF allocation strategies in 2003.

Neil considers himself a student first and business analyst second; he thinks the two roles have given him greater insight and results than his experiences trading, market-timing, and forecasting. Neil boils down investments to their simple truths, looking for his criteria, including powerfully compounding businesses. Rather than talk about the upside of businesses he invests in, Neil would rather illustrate their special nature and strengths that serve to mitigate macroeconomic risks.

Neil holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and graduated from Harvard with an A.B. in economics with honors.

Neil Rose, CFA

Recent posts by Neil Rose, CFA

Make Analog Great Again: Starting with a Case for Handwriting vs Typing

Make Analog Great Again: Starting with a Case for Handwriting vs Typing
A spirited ode to slowing down in a sped‑up world—exploring why pens, paper, and a little analog rebellion might just reboot our brains, our kids, and our sanity.
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Regency Capital Management Fund L.P Letter

Regency Capital Management Fund L.P Letter
A detailed 2025 year‑end letter from Regency Capital Management Fund L.P., providing investment performance results, commentary on market conditions, long‑term strategy, risk management philosophy, and a breakdown of current holdings.
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How to Freeze Your Credit (and Why You Should)

How to Freeze Your Credit (and Why You Should)
Learn how to freeze your credit to protect against identity theft, why it’s recommended, and how to place or lift a credit freeze with all three major credit bureaus.
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