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Renascence Capital

Multifamily office listing in Shanghai, China.

  • Founded 2018
Headquarters
Shanghai, China
Founded
2018

Fiduciary advisory firm providing global wealth, portfolio, estate, and fixed-income services to clients across Asia and North America.

Overview

Renascence Capital serves entrepreneurs, creatives, corporate executives, and international and multigenerational families whose assets span multiple jurisdictions. The firm says it is independently owned and fee-only, with advice centered on client advocacy and fiduciary-level service. It describes its client service as personal, discreet, experienced, professional, and transparent, with costs explained at the outset.

History

Renascence Capital was established in 2018 in Shanghai and says it now serves clients across Asia and North America. The firm reports client interests in more than 15 countries and assets under management of more than $100 million.

Leadership

Casper Anwar and Jordan Buckley are founding partners. Lawrence Russo is CTO, and Zachary Linaker is Partner.

Services

Renascence Capital highlights pensions advice and management, second opinions, portfolio management, cross-border estate services, and institutional fixed income among its advisory services.

Its portfolio management uses a long-term, global, thematic, research-driven approach to build diversified, low-cost portfolios across asset classes, strategies, and risk factors. The firm also reviews existing portfolios for fees, contractual terms, risk, benchmark performance, and potential improvements before providing recommendations aligned with client objectives.

Cross-border estate services address tax, trusts, succession, private international law, conflicts of law, and estate administration across multiple jurisdictions through a global partner network.

Institutional fixed-income services provide access to strategies issued by major global private banks, along with customized portfolios offering varying levels of capital protection and risk-defined structures. The firm emphasizes diversification across issuers, maturities, and currencies, transparent pricing, direct counterparties, and tailored yield and protection features.

What the firm offers

  • Investment management
  • Tax planning
  • Trust and fiduciary
  • Administration and bill pay
  • Cross-border planning

Client Focus

The firm works with entrepreneurs, creatives, corporate executives, and international and multigenerational families, including clients with financial interests spread across multiple jurisdictions.

Approach

Renascence Capital describes its approach as independent, fee-only, and fiduciary, with client advocacy at the center of its advice. Its investment work combines global research, thematic analysis, long-term planning, diversification, and attention to cost and risk.

Assets

The firm reports assets under management of more than $100 million and client interests in more than 15 countries.

FAQs

Who does Renascence Capital serve?

Renascence Capital serves entrepreneurs, creatives, corporate executives, and international and multigenerational families, including clients with assets in multiple jurisdictions.

What investment services does Renascence Capital provide?

Its services include portfolio management, pensions advice and management, second opinions, cross-border estate services, and institutional fixed income.

How does Renascence Capital manage portfolios?

The firm uses a long-term, global, thematic, research-driven process to build diversified, low-cost portfolios across asset classes, strategies, and risk factors.

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