Armbruster Capital Management Surpasses $1 Billion in Assets Under Management
Armbruster Capital Management has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management, joining an elite group of RIAs nationwide. This milestone reflects the firm’s strategic growth, driven by expanded sub-advisory services and a deep commitment to client trust and team development.
Armbruster Capital Management Named a 5-Star Wealth Management Team for 2025
Armbruster Capital Management is recognized by InvestmentNews as a 5-Star Wealth Management Team in 2025.
Armbruster Capital Management Achieves Significant Growth in 2024
January 7, 2025 — Armbruster Capital, a wealth management firm in Pittsford, NY, heads into the new year on the heels of significant growth in 2024. Over the past year the firm experienced a 30% increase in team members and a substantial rise in managed assets, from $742 million to $900 million. A significant contributor […]
Unlocking Endowment Performance: A Modern Strategy for Today’s Markets
Managing institutional capital has always required a delicate balance. Nonprofits and higher‑education endowments must fund today’s operations while also protecting the purchasing power of their assets for future generations. This idea of “intergenerational equity” is simple to articulate but difficult to execute, especially in a world where markets move faster and more unpredictably than ever. […]
Beyond the Blueprint: Why Nonprofits Need an Investment Philosophy Statement
Many nonprofits lose millions annually due to systemic investment underperformance, often rooted in vague or outdated Investment Policy Statements. This article explores how adopting a clear, long-term investment philosophy can improve consistency, resilience, and alignment with mission-driven goals.
Uncovering the Drivers of Underperformance in Nonprofit Investment Portfolios
Many nonprofit investment portfolios consistently underperform due to structural and behavioral challenges that are often overlooked. This article explores how short-term decision-making, misleading benchmarks, and committee turnover undermine long-term success—and why a clear investment philosophy is essential for mission-aligned governance.