Barry Oxford is a CFA-designated registered investment advisor at Colliers Securities LLC, based in Minneapolis, MN, with 25 years of industry experience. Barry operates on a fee-only basis, meaning they do not earn commissions from product sales. Their practice areas include Investment Management. Their firm serves 739 clients with $280M in assets under management.
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Colliers Securities offers investment advisory services through different programs.
Colliers Director Program (Non-Wrap): Clients pay an annual advisory fee, negotiable up to 2.5% of assets, billed quarterly. This fee covers investment advice and reporting but doesn't include ticket charges for trades or custodial fees.
Dana Direct Program (Wrap): Clients pay an annual advisory fee, negotiable up to 2.5% of assets, billed quarterly. This fee includes investment advice and reporting but doesn't include ticket charges for trades or custodial fees. Dana Investment Advisors also assesses their own fee.
Envestnet Programs (Wrap): Clients pay an annual advisory fee to Colliers Securities, plus a separate Envestnet program fee. These fees are charged quarterly. The Envestnet program fee covers transaction costs and account administration. The advisory fee may be negotiable.
Location
90 South Seventh Street, Suite 4300, Minneapolis, MN, 55402
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Current Registrations
Colliers Securities LLC
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