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Taboaço, Nieckele e Associados Gestão Patrimonial

Multifamily office listing in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

Headquarters
Rio De Janeiro, RJ, Brazil

Brazilian wealth-management firm providing integrated, independent planning and personalized financial management.

Overview

Taboaço, Nieckele e Associados Gestão Patrimonial (TNA) helps clients manage their assets through individualized wealth planning and financial-management services.1

History

A CVM filing identifies Taboaço, Nieckele e Associados Gestão Patrimonial Ltda. as a portfolio manager authorized under CVM Ato Declaratório No. 7.456, issued on October 14, 2003. TNA says its proprietary Método TNA® reflects 30 years dedicated to wealth management.23

Leadership

TNA’s 2025 risk-management manual names Hans Boehme Jr. as Director of Risk. It lists Ricardo Taboaço, Hans Boehme Jr., Leticia Faria, and Julio Brasil as members of the Risk Committee.4

Services

TNA’s integrated wealth-planning service brings together financial-information gathering, investment planning, insurance and retirement plans, real-estate investments, legal and tax analysis, and succession planning.5

Its financial-management process includes defining objectives and investment policies, discussing strategies, assessing risk, selecting investments and managers, monitoring portfolios, preparing consolidated reports, and periodically reviewing asset allocation.5

The firm describes its financial management as personalized and independent of financial institutions and other service providers. TNA says its compensation comes exclusively from wealth planning and financial management.5

What the firm offers

  • Financial planning
  • Tax planning
  • Estate planning
  • Risk and insurance
  • Retirement planning

Client Focus

TNA describes its planning process as confidential and individualized. Recommendations consider each client’s patrimonial, financial, professional, fiscal, and family circumstances before implementation.5

Approach

TNA’s proprietary Método TNA® uses liquidity, diversification, and efficiency as guiding principles. Portfolio construction is based on each client’s circumstances, goals, risk parameters, and annual household costs.3

The firm says the method is designed around client-specific parameters rather than market forecasts. Its risk process combines qualitative and quantitative analysis, ongoing monitoring of external managers, and regular reviews of portfolio exposure and risk metrics.34

FAQs

What does TNA do?

TNA provides integrated wealth planning and personalized financial management, including investment planning, insurance and retirement planning, real-estate investments, legal and tax analysis, and succession planning.5

Is TNA independent of financial institutions?

TNA says its financial-management service is independent of financial institutions and other service providers, with compensation coming exclusively from wealth planning and financial management.5

How does TNA construct portfolios?

The Método TNA® considers liquidity, diversification, efficiency, client goals, risk parameters, personal circumstances, and annual household costs.3

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    Profiles of Aqua Wealth Management S.A., Capri Family Office, and NAU Capital give readers additional firms to review on this site. Comparing their stated services, locations, client focus, and operating approaches with TNA's Brazilian wealth-management context can clarify which questions matter most during an initial shortlist.

Sources

  1. TNA: Home
  2. CVM filing
  3. TNA: Método TNA®
  4. TNA: Manual Gestão Risco 2025
  5. TNA: Serviços

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