Lasting relationships. For all that matters

Steven Kocher, CFP

Senior Vice President–Wealth Management

For more than a quarter of a century, Steve has provided high quality, professional investment services to a very select group of wealthy individuals. His investment philosophy is based upon solid economic and statistical theory and he follows a logical, organized planning process. His relationships with his clients are consistently built upon the highest levels of trust, integrity, value and service. He takes pride in his ability to thoroughly understand his clients' needs and to provide them with the guidance they need to achieve their goals.

Registered States:
  • AK
  • AL
  • AZ
  • CA
  • CO
  • CT
  • FL
  • HI
  • IL
  • KS
  • MA
  • MD
  • MI
  • MN
  • MO
  • NC
  • NJ
  • NM
  • NY
  • OH
  • PA
  • SC
  • TN
  • TX
  • VA
  • VT
  • WA

Education

  • Management, United States Military Academy at West Point

Credentials

  • CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™
2301 West Big Beaver Road
Somerset Place Office Building
Troy, MI 48084
  • (248) 637-0242

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