Chronos Capital Advisors, LLC

Overview

CHRONOS CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC operates as a registered investment adviser providing family office investment advisory services.³ Its principal business office is in Miami, Florida.² The firm describes itself as an “Independent Multi Family Office.”² The March 11, 2026 Form ADV record lists two employees and no other offices.¹

History

The firm’s regulatory record identifies CHRONOS CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC under CRD 283639 and SEC file number 801-107748.¹ The cited Form ADV is an annual amendment dated March 11, 2026.¹ The available records reviewed for this profile do not state a founding year or additional historical milestones.²³

Leadership

Ernesto Bruna is identified as Managing Partner and Chief Compliance Officer.³ Patricio Filippi is identified as Managing Partner.³

Services

Chronos provides asset allocation advice, portfolio recommendations, investment strategy advice, consolidated reporting, family office services, and other services described in its Form CRS.³ The firm states that it uses an open architecture that allows it to work with financial institutions holding client assets.³

Accounts are managed on a non discretionary basis subject to objectives, guidelines, or limitations established by the family.³ Clients approve each investment recommendation and retain the final decision to purchase or sell an investment.³ Chronos regularly monitors accounts held at different financial institutions.³ The firm describes this monitoring as checking alignment with each family’s circumstances and its assessment of market conditions.³

Chronos states that it does not offer proprietary products, engage in principal trading, receive third party payments, or maintain soft dollar or revenue sharing arrangements.⁴ Financial professionals are compensated through salary, discretionary bonus, and participation in firm profits.⁴

What the firm offers

• Investment management

Client focus

Chronos states that its services are geared toward high net worth and ultra high net worth domestic and international individuals, families, business entities, and institutional clients.³ The Form ADV record lists six high net worth individual clients.¹

Investment philosophy and approach

The firm says that its advisory relationships are guided by family set objectives, guidelines, and limitations.³ It says that clients retain control over each investment decision while Chronos provides recommendations and monitors accounts across financial institutions.³ Chronos also says that its independently owned structure and open architecture support work with financial institutions that hold client assets.³

Assets and minimums

The March 11, 2026 regulatory record reports regulatory assets under management of $181,078,654.¹ It reports that six high net worth individual clients represent that amount.¹ The Form CRS does not state an account minimum.³ The directory record lists fees based on a percentage of assets under management and fixed fees.¹ Chronos states that it charges a quarterly asset based fee tied to advised asset value, and that flat fee services may be offered at an amount agreed with the family.³

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Sources

1. SEC Form ADV , as of March 11, 2026.
2. Chronos website , accessed October 23, 2026.
3. Form CRS , dated April 2025.
4. Form CRS , dated April 2025.

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