Sippican Capital Advisors
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Client assets under management
$137,500,000
Clients
150
100% high-net worth
Advisors
1
of 5 employees
Firm type
Supported
1-3 advisors or $200M+ in AUM
Clients per advisor
150
Very HighAverage account size
$916,667
About
Sippican Capital Advisors provides investment advisory and portfolio management services primarily to high-net-worth individuals and similar private clients, using the percentage-of-AUM fee model common among firms in this segment. Its Form ADV indicates it manages approximately $175 million on behalf of roughly 150 client relationships and provides ongoing account oversight and related advisory services.
The firm's brochure describes its methods of analysis and investment strategies (Item 8) and outlines regular account reviews and monitoring procedures (Item 13), reflecting a portfolio-construction approach tied to individual client objectives and risk tolerance. Operational policies addressing custody, trading practices, and ethical standards are documented in the ADV (Items 11–15), indicating established controls for managing client accounts.
A statistically uncommon feature is that Sippican does not serve individual clients who are not high-net-worth, concentrating its business on wealthier households rather than a broader retail base. The resulting client mix and asset concentration—about $1.2 million in assets per client on average—distinguish the firm from peers that serve a wider range of individual investors.
Client services
Main office location
Sippican Capital Advisors
125 High St., Suite 1802
Boston MA 02110-2704, United States
Number of offices
1
Most active in
Massachusetts · New Hampshire
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