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Masso Torrence Wealth Management
Massachusetts Torrence Wealth Management launched in 2008 when John Torrence and Chris Masso, two career wealth advisors with tenures at Merrill Lynch, DB Alex...
Masso Torrence Wealth Management
Massachusetts Torrence Wealth Management launched in 2008 when John Torrence and Chris Masso, two career wealth advisors with tenures at Merrill Lynch, DB Alex Brown, UBS, and Deutsche Bank, established an independent practice in Marlton, New Jersey. The firm targets high-net-worth individuals, physicians, and business owners, particularly during liquidity events. Co-founders Masso and Torrence hold Chartered Retirement Planning Specialist designations, and Torrence carries the Accredited Investment Fiduciary mark, signaling a fiduciary posture on portfolio construction. The firm's investment approach combines human portfolio construction with the Farther technology platform, which provides modular, multi-custodial access to banking, lending, and investment accounts. The practice spans financial planning, retirement strategies, tax optimization, and generational wealth transfer. Client portfolios draw from Farther Asset Management's research-driven strategies and external exclusive partners, with a focus on tax-optimized, risk-adjusted returns. The firm's website emphasizes continuous cash monitoring, automated excess-cash investing, and collaborative document sharing with CPAs and attorneys. No specific portfolio-company holdings or third-party fund commitments are publicly disclosed. The team includes Christopher Masso and John Torrence as managing partners, Nicholas Pantle as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER professional, and Samantha Grisham as Client Relationship Manager. The firm lists an office at 270 North Elmwood Road in Marlton and operates within the Farther ecosystem, which also supports small-business and institutional services. As of early 2026, the firm's website reflects a relaunch under the "powered by Farther" branding, integrating Farther's intelligent wealth-monitoring and document-storage tools into client service delivery. The firm's structural differentiator is its integration with Farther — a technology-forward RIA platform that provides the regulatory, custodial, and investment-management infrastructure while Masso Torrence retains the client relationships and advisory discretion. This architecture lets a five-person team offer the tech stack and product breadth of a much larger firm, without building it in-house. The two managing partners, with a combined six decades in wealth management, act as the continuity mechanism for a practice built on South Jersey professional networks.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2008
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Marlton
Corporate office
270 North Elmwood Road, Suite H-160, Marlton, NJ 08053, United States
Principals
Christopher J. Masso
Managing Partner
John M. Torrence
Managing Partner
Nicholas P. Pantle
Financial Advisor
Samantha K. Grisham
Client Relationship Manager
Frequently asked questions
How does Masso Torrence source its clients?
The firm's client base is built on multi-decade professional networks in South Jersey. Co-founders Masso and Torrence each trace their practices back to the mid-1990s at wirehouses, and team members serve on local nonprofit boards including the Moorestown Lunch Rotary and the YMCA Burlington County Advisory Board. The practice does not disclose a dedicated business-development function, implying a referral-driven growth model.
What is the relationship between Masso Torrence and Farther?
Masso Torrence operates as an independent wealth management practice within the Farther platform. Farther provides the technology stack — account aggregation, document storage, automated cash management — and Farther Asset Management supplies the investment strategies. Masso Torrence retains direct client relationships, advisory discretion, and its own fee schedule.
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