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Bellatore Financial

Bellatore Financial is a San Jose-based RIA co-founded in 1993 by Ronald W.

Bellatore Financial

Ronald W. Rogé and James E. Hunt co-founded Bellatore Financial in 1993 in San Jose, structuring it as an RIA rather than a single-family office. The firm serves multiple families, endowments, and corporate retirement plans rather than managing a single private fortune. Bellatore's investment approach blends long-only equity and fixed-income allocations with tactical alternatives exposure. The firm emphasizes traditional asset allocation and financial planning — there is no disclosed direct-investing or venture-capital arm. Client portfolios are managed through custodians such as Schwab and Fidelity. The firm reports no public AUM figure. It has not disclosed recent staffing levels beyond the founding duo. There is no recent operational event on public record — Bellatore has not made a press announcement, hire, or office expansion in the past 24 months. Bellatore's structural differentiator is its pure RIA model for multiple unrelated clients — a multi-family-office setup with no founding-family anchor. The firm does not operate as a single-family office, does not maintain a disclosed philanthropic foundation, and has no known direct-investing activity.

General information

Firm type

Multi Family Office

Year founded

1993

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

San Jose

Corporate office

San Jose, CA, United States

Principals

Ronald W. Rogé

Chief Executive Officer

James E. Hunt

Chief Investment Officer

Sector focus

Private Wealth ManagementRetirement Plan AdvisoryFinancial PlanningInvestment Management

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Bellatore Financial?

Chief Investment Officer James E. Hunt leads the investment committee alongside CEO Ronald W. Rogé. Both co-founded the firm in 1993.

Is Bellatore Financial structured as a single-family office or an RIA?

Bellatore is a registered investment advisor serving multiple unrelated clients — it is a multi-family office RIA, not a single-family office. It does not manage one family's entire fortune.

Does Bellatore Financial invest directly in private companies?

There is no public record of Bellatore engaging in direct private-equity or venture-capital investments. The firm focuses on traditional liquid-asset allocation through custodians like Schwab and Fidelity.

How does Bellatore source proprietary deal flow?

Bellatore does not report a proprietary deal-sourcing function. Its investment process relies on publicly traded securities and fund-manager selection, not direct origination.

What is the minimum account size for Bellatore Financial?

The firm has not publicly disclosed a minimum account threshold. As an RIA, it likely serves a range of family and institutional clients.

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