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RubinBrown Advisors
RubinBrown Advisors launched in 2002 as the wealth-management arm of RubinBrown LLP, a St. Louis-based accounting firm that dates to 1952. The practice...
RubinBrown Advisors
RubinBrown Advisors launched in 2002 as the wealth-management arm of RubinBrown LLP, a St. Louis-based accounting firm that dates to 1952. The practice initially served the parent firm's tax and audit clients before expanding nationally through referrals. It operates as a fee-only, fiduciary registered investment advisor with no proprietary products or commission revenue. The group deploys capital across public equities, fixed income, and alternative investments, including private real estate and private credit, using a strategic asset-allocation framework built around each client's tax situation and liquidity needs. Its investment committee selects third-party funds and direct securities rather than running internal strategies. The firm's footprint includes offices in Denver, Kansas City, and Leawood, serving individual and institutional clients across the United States. As of 2026, the team advises on over $3 billion (per the firm, 2026). It maintains no disclosed adjacent vehicles or club memberships, though its parent firm RubinBrown LLP operates in more than 40 states and provides a built-in pipeline of privately held business owners. No recent leadership changes or strategic pivots have been publicly documented. What distinguishes the firm structurally is its origin inside an active CPA partnership. The estate attorneys, tax professionals, and investment advisors sit under one operating umbrella — an architecture that makes portfolio construction inseparable from multi-year tax planning, a configuration uncommon among standalone RIAs.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2002
AUM
$3 billion (per the firm, 2026)
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
St. Louis
Corporate office
St. Louis, MO, United States
Additional offices
Denver, CO · Kansas City, MO · Leawood, KS
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does the firm's structure affect investment decisions?
RubinBrown Advisors operates as a fee-only fiduciary inside the RubinBrown LLP accounting ecosystem. Investment portfolios are designed around a client's total tax picture — income, estate, and gifting — rather than built in isolation and then handed off for tax review. This integration means asset location, drawdown sequencing, and charitable-giving vehicles are all coordinated with the CPA and estate attorneys under the same roof.
Does the firm run proprietary funds or receive commissions?
No. The firm states it offers no proprietary products and is compensated solely by an asset-based fee, not commissions. Investment choices are selected from third-party managers and direct securities.
Which asset classes does RubinBrown Advisors typically use for client portfolios?
The firm allocates across public equities, fixed income, and alternatives including private real estate and private credit. Specific manager selections are not publicly disclosed.
Who are the firm's typical clients?
The firm serves individuals, high-net-worth families, pension plans, and foundations. Its client base grew from the existing relationships of RubinBrown LLP, the accounting firm, which includes many privately held business owners and their companies.
How is RubinBrown Advisors related to RubinBrown LLP?
RubinBrown Advisors was launched by RubinBrown LLP in 2002 as an integrated wealth-management practice. The parent firm, founded in 1952, is a national accounting and consulting partnership. The advisor unit remains affiliated and draws on the parent's tax and estate expertise.
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