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Oxford Financial Corporation
Oxford Financial Corporation is an RIA multi-family office founded in 1981 by Jeffrey S. Maurer, serving wealthy families from Santa Clara and Addison.
Oxford Financial Corporation
Oxford Financial Corporation was founded in 1981 by Jeffrey S. Maurer in Santa Clara, California. Maurer, who remains Chairman and CEO, built the firm around a multi-family office model, serving high-net-worth families with comprehensive wealth management. The firm expanded with an additional office in Addison, Texas. The firm's strategy centers on customized portfolio management across asset classes including equities, fixed income, private investments, and real assets. Oxford provides financial planning, tax optimization, estate planning, and philanthropic advisory. It manages a mix of separately managed accounts and pooled vehicles for its client families. Oxford's professional team includes advisors, tax specialists, and support staff; exact headcount is undisclosed. The firm operates from Santa Clara and Addison, serving families primarily in the western and southern US. No philanthropic foundation or club memberships are publicly tied to the firm. A structural differentiator is Oxford's RIA fiduciary status combined with a multi-family office service set—most family offices are either single-family or non-RIA advisors. This hybrid lets Oxford offer institutional-grade planning while remaining independent of any single family's balance sheet.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
1981
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Santa Clara
Corporate office
Santa Clara, CA, United States
Additional offices
Addison, TX, United States
Principals
Jeffrey S. Maurer
Chairman & CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Oxford Financial Corporation?
Chairman and CEO Jeffrey S. Maurer leads the firm. The investment committee oversees portfolio allocations, supported by a professional advisory team. Client portfolios are tailored individually.
Is Oxford Financial Corporation a single family office?
No. Oxford is a multi-family office functioning as a registered investment advisor. It serves over 400 unrelated wealthy families, not a single dynasty.
What asset classes does Oxford typically use?
Oxford allocates across equities, fixed income, private investments, real assets, and cash. Client portfolios are customized based on each family's risk tolerance and goals.
Does Oxford conduct direct private investments or use external fund managers?
Oxford uses both. It invests client assets via external fund managers and also offers direct private investment opportunities, including in private equity and real estate vehicles.
Where does the wealth managed by Oxford originate?
Wealth sources vary by client. Oxford does not publicly disclose origin, but typical clients are business owners, executives, and entrepreneurs across technology, healthcare, and other sectors.
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