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Fairscale Capital
Fairscale Capital was established in 2012 as a New Hampshire-domiciled registered investment advisor. The firm advises individuals, high-net-worth families,...
Fairscale Capital
Fairscale Capital was established in 2012 as a New Hampshire-domiciled registered investment advisor. The firm advises individuals, high-net-worth families, and business entities, operating under the fiduciary standard that governs all RIAs — a legal obligation to place client interests ahead of firm revenue. This structure is the central architectural fact about the firm: it cannot earn commissions on product sales, which shapes a portfolio-construction process driven by asset allocation rather than distribution agreements. The firm's disclosed strategy centers on discretionary investment management and financial planning. RIA filings indicate the firm constructs portfolios for clients rather than operating as a pooled fund manager. The firm's geographic focus is the New England client base serviced from its sole Nashua office. Because Fairscale does not publicly market separate accounts as a unified strategy, its precise asset-class weightings and individual holdings remain opaque to outside observers. The advisor's scale is modest and privately held. No public AUM disclosure has been identified, and no regulatory filing reviewed shows the number of advisory clients. The firm's operational footprint remains limited to its Nashua headquarters, with no evidence of additional offices or adjacent vehicles such as philanthropic foundations or club-investment structures. Fairscale's structural differentiator is its regulatory posture as a fiduciary RIA — a legal architecture that imposes a duty of care and loyalty absent from broker-dealer networks.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Nashua
Corporate office
Nashua, NH, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is Fairscale Capital a fiduciary?
Yes. Fairscale Capital is a registered investment advisor (RIA), and all RIAs are bound by the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 to act as fiduciaries. This means the firm is legally obligated to put client interests above its own — unlike broker-dealers, who operate under a suitability standard. The fiduciary duty covers both the investment selection and ongoing management of client portfolios.
What client types does Fairscale Capital serve?
Public filings and firm records indicate Fairscale advises individuals, high-net-worth individuals, and business entities. The firm's RIA structure allows it to manage separate accounts tailored to each client's financial plan, tax situation, and liquidity needs rather than pooling assets into a commingled fund.
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