Fire Capital Management

Fire Capital Management

Fire Capital Management opened in 2018, structuring itself around a Registered Investment Advisor charter from the start. The firm was built to a client blueprint that demanded fiduciary-grade holistic advice, modern technology stacks, and customized portfolios. No named principals or wealth-origin narrative appears in public filings — the firm operates without a visible founder profile or LinkedIn presence — placing the corporate entity and its B Corp status at the center of its identity. Strategy spans public and private markets, deploying across at least five asset classes: public equities (active and passive), hedge funds, private credit, venture capital, and real estate. The firm runs internal direct strategies alongside external manager allocations, constructing bespoke portfolios for each client rather than forcing assets into a model sleeve. Geographic coverage is global; the Contact page confirms the firm supports clients residing anywhere in the world, with a stated specialization in both high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth situations. No specific portfolio companies, fund commitments, or co-investor names are disclosed in available materials. Fire Capital maintains two US offices, in San Francisco and Miami, and has declined to state a minimum account size for new relationships — though it explicitly positions its investment strategies as designed for high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients. No total deployment figure, AUM, or professional headcount is publicly available. The firm operates Fire Capital Giving as an adjacent philanthropic entity, and has structured third-party custody and multiple insurance policies as client-asset safeguards. No dated operational event from the last 24 months is verifiable. Fire Capital's structural signature is the combination of a fiduciary RIA charter with a B Corp certification — a dual governance lock that few wealth managers carry simultaneously. The B Corp status subjects the firm to verified standards of social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability, which flows into an investment philosophy that weights impact and financial returns side by side. This architecture makes the corporate form itself the primary differentiator, imposing constraints that competing RIAs do not face and carving out a narrow lane for clients who seek fiduciary rigor fused with codified social-conscience mandates.