Hajdari Group

Hajdari Group

Hajdari Group registered as a New York investment adviser in 2009, building its practice on Staten Island. The firm serves individuals, high-net-worth clients, and businesses through a dual line of portfolio management and financial planning — a structure that places it closer to a modern RIA than a traditional bank trust department. Its addressable client base spans the borough's professional class and small-business owners. The firm's investment approach centers on constructing managed portfolios tailored to client balance sheets, though public records do not disclose a house strategy, sector tilts, or asset-class mandates. As a regulated investment adviser, it retains discretion over client assets, meaning portfolio construction and rebalancing sit with the firm rather than with brokers executing client-directed trades. Without public disclosures on AUM, deployment, or named holdings, the strategy remains observable only through its regulatory posture — a fiduciary duty to place client interests first. Scale is opaque. The firm does not publish its assets under management, team size, or adjacent vehicles. No philanthropic foundation, real-asset arm, or operating business appears under common control in public filings. The absence of a LinkedIn presence or scraped website content leaves the professional roster and any recent operational milestones unconfirmed. The structural differentiator is geographic: a Staten Island-based RIA operating outside Manhattan's dense advisory market, serving a borough where independent wealth management firms are thinner on the ground. That location, combined with its hybrid planning-plus-portfolio mandate, suggests a firm built on local relationships rather than institutional marketing — though the depth of that local franchise remains unverifiable from public record.