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Decca Private Wealth Management
Decca Private Wealth Management, Inc. is a state-registered investment adviser in Austin, TX. The firm manages approximately $7 million in regulatory assets.
Decca Private Wealth Management
Decca Private Wealth Management, Inc. is a state-registered investment adviser in Austin, TX. The firm manages approximately $7 million in regulatory assets. It has 3 employees and 3 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
RIA
Year founded
2014
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Austin
Corporate office
Dallas, TX, United States
Principals
Taylor D. Reynolds
President & Chief Investment Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Decca Private Wealth Management?
Taylor Reynolds, the firm's President and Chief Investment Officer, is the central decision-maker. Decca operates with a lean team, and Reynolds personally underwrites the firm's credit and structured equity transactions. No investment committee or external advisory board has been publicly identified.
What investment structures does Decca typically use?
Decca favors principal-to-principal structures including direct bridge loans secured by commercial real estate, structured equity positions in middle-market companies, and selective co-investments alongside other family offices. The firm does not make blind-pool fund commitments as a core strategy.
What geographies does Decca focus on?
The firm concentrates on Texas and the broader Sun Belt region. Its real estate credit activity has centered on the Dallas-Fort Worth market, though related-party filings suggest potential exposure in other southeastern US markets.
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