Our Services
We provide institutional-grade portfolio management for advisors, family offices, and portfolio managers who want scale, discipline, and better risk control. Our role is simple: manage portfolios with precision so you can focus on client relationships and growth.



Many advisory firms outgrow their internal investment process before they realize it. Models drift. Risk goes unmanaged. Alternatives get bolted on without real oversight. Traditional TAMPs solve some problems but introduce others: rigidity, generic models, and misaligned incentives. Our subadvisory platform is built for firms that want professional-grade management without surrendering control or client ownership.
No rigid models, no forced lineups, no one-size-fits-all allocations.
We focus on portfolio structure, risk asymmetry, and long-term durability, not short-term market calls.
No house products, no revenue-driven fund placement, no conflicts hiding in the footnotes.
While Revise is open to all, our sub-advisory services are particularly well-suited for:
Yes. You remain the advisor of record. We act solely as the subadvisor.
Yes. Models, constraints, and allocations can be tailored to your framework and client base.
Yes, for accredited investors, with careful diligence and intentional portfolio integration.
More flexibility, deeper risk management, no product bias, and institutional-level portfolio construction.
The goal is clarity. Our process begins with a simple conversation to see if our approach is the right fit for your family's future.
Preserve, compound,
and protect wealth
with discipline.
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