Range Light

Range Light

Range Light incorporated in Colorado and registered with the SEC as an investment adviser, maintaining a Boulder headquarters alongside a New York, New York mailing address. The firm files Form ADV with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which requires registered advisers to disclose assets under management, fee structures, and conflicts of interest — but Range Light has not made those filings publicly available or easily accessible. The firm's strategy, if any, remains unstated. Registered investment advisers can manage separate accounts, run commingled funds, or operate as outsourced chief investment offices. Without a website, LinkedIn presence, or disclosed portfolio, Range Light's actual investment posture — whether it favors public equities, private markets, real assets, or credit — is unknown to external observers. The dual-city address structure sometimes signals a family office serving geographically dispersed beneficiaries or an adviser with distinct client bases in the Mountain West and Northeast. Range Light discloses no team size, no named investment professionals, and no adjacent vehicles such as philanthropic foundations or parallel private funds. The firm has made no public announcements of fund closings, personnel moves, or investment activity within the last 24 months that are verifiable through standard public-record searches. The firm's name likely references navigational range lights — fixed beacons that guide vessels into harbor by alignment. That metaphor occasionally appeals to wealth advisers emphasizing steady, long-term guidance. Beyond that inference, Range Light's structural differentiator is its opacity: it maintains active SEC registration without voluntarily disclosing the information that most registered advisers publish to attract institutional allocators.