David Roth is a registered investment advisor at Oppenheimer & CO. INC., based in Stamford, CT, with 34 years of industry experience. Their practice areas include Financial Planning & Coaching, High Net Worth, Retirement Planning. Their firm serves 37,605 clients with $32B in assets under management.
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Fee Structure
Oppenheimer offers several investment management programs with different fee structures:
- Fahnestock Asset Management (FAM): Fees up to 2.5% of your portfolio. Commissions are also charged on certain FAM accounts.
- Alpha: Clients pay brokerage commissions and ticket/handling charges on securities transactions.
- Preference: Fees up to 2.25% of your portfolio. Additional charges may apply based on trading activity.
Minimum account sizes vary depending on the program and the types of investments included in the account. The minimum annual fee for FAM and Preference accounts is $250, but this is waived if the account is at least $50,000 or household advisory accounts are at least $250,000.
Location
263 Tresser Blvd, Suite 500, Stamford, CT, 06901
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David is a trustee of the Lynne Roth Irrevocable Trust and co-trustee of the Lynne Roth Revocable Trust. He dedicates minimal time to these employee-related accounts.
Employment History
Current Registrations
Oppenheimer & CO. INC.
Oppenheimer & CO. INC.Broker
Previous Registrations
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
RBC Capital Markets, LLCBroker
Casimir Capital L.P.Broker
Kuhns Brothers Securities CorporationBroker
Sands Brothers & CO., LTD.Broker
Bear, Stearns & CO. INC.Broker
State Registrations15 states
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