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Styre Wealth
Styre Wealth was founded in 2009 by Joshua A. Rudd, who had previously worked as a securities trader, financial analyst, and financial advisor before launching...
Styre Wealth
Styre Wealth was founded in 2009 by Joshua A. Rudd, who had previously worked as a securities trader, financial analyst, and financial advisor before launching his own firm. The Fort Worth-based registered investment adviser targets high-achieving professionals and families, explicitly marketing to clients who hold at least $500,000 in investable assets and require what the firm calls a "personal CFO" experience. Rudd's Danish heritage informs the firm's name — "styre" means "to manage" or "to steer" — and his earlier career across multiple segments of the financial industry shaped a service model that blends portfolio management with financial planning. Styre's investment approach is built around its own trading desk, which the firm emphasizes is located in its Fort Worth office rather than outsourced. The firm manages portfolios for individuals, families, and institutions, though it discloses no specific asset-class mix, named public or private holdings, or fund structures. Its website describes a discretionary portfolio management service centered on proactive, goals-based investing, with a stated focus on tax awareness. Geographic reach is concentrated in Texas, with its sole office on 8th Avenue in Fort Worth. The firm does not publicly name any co-investors, private deals, or third-party fund relationships. The firm operates from a single Fort Worth location and has not disclosed its total assets under management or deployment figures. Joshua Rudd remains president and principal wealth advisor, and the team is described as nimble and sophisticated but without published headcount. No adjacent vehicles, philanthropic foundations, or membership networks are disclosed. Styre's structural differentiator is its insistence on housing a dedicated trading desk in-house, which it argues gives it accuracy, control, and a degree of sophistication unusual for a wealth management firm of its size — a bid to replicate Wall Street execution inside a Texas-based advisory practice focused on high-net-worth professionals.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2009
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Fort Worth
Corporate office
1517 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104, United States
Principals
Joshua A. Rudd
Founder, President, and Principal Wealth Advisor
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Styre Wealth?
Joshua A. Rudd, the founder, serves as president and principal wealth advisor and leads the firm's investment decisions. He built his career across securities trading, financial analysis, and advisory before starting the firm in 2009. The firm operates a dedicated trading desk in its Fort Worth office, suggesting that trade execution and portfolio construction sit directly with Rudd and his internal team rather than outsourced managers.
What is Styre Wealth's typical client profile?
Styre targets high-performing professionals and families, and its website notes that most clients have $500,000 or more of investable assets. The firm markets a "personal CFO" service that goes beyond portfolio management to include financial planning and tax-aware strategies. It does not disclose whether it serves institutional clients or family offices.
How does Styre Wealth source its investment opportunities?
The firm relies on its in-house trading desk and proprietary research rather than external platforms or aggregators. Beyond that operational detail, Styre does not publicly describe a sourcing network, direct-deal origination process, or external manager selection framework.
Is Styre Wealth a single-family office or a wealth management firm?
It is a registered investment adviser and wealth management firm, not a single-family office. The firm advises multiple clients — individuals, families, and institutions — and does not represent a single source of wealth or family capital.
Does Styre Wealth disclose its assets under management?
No. Styre has not published an AUM figure. The firm only indicates a typical client minimum of $500,000 in investable assets, which provides a limited signal on scale but does not substitute for an aggregate AUM disclosure.
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