Natixis Advisors, Llc
- Regulatory AUM
- $109B
- Discretionary
- $109B
- Clients
- 115,562
- Avg AUM / client
- $940K
- Accounts
- 115,562
- Employees
- 412
AUM over time
Annual snapshots from Form ADV filings · as of Mar 27, 2026
Asset allocation (SMA assets by investment type)
as of Mar 27, 2026Share of SMA assets by investment vehicle type, as filed in Form ADV Item 5.K. Dollar figures are percentages applied to total regulatory AUM.
Investments (13F portfolio — 1,684 positions, $71,888,959)
13F period Mar 31, 2026| # | Issuer | Class | Value | Shares | % of 13F | % of AUM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nvidia Corp | COM | $3,338,920 | 19,145,177 | 4.64% | 0.0% |
| 2 | Apple Inc | COM | $2,751,637 | 10,842,181 | 3.83% | 0.0% |
| 3 | Microsoft Corp | COM | $2,136,766 | 5,772,393 | 2.97% | 0.0% |
| 4 | Amazon | COM | $1,880,947 | 9,031,292 | 2.62% | 0.0% |
| 5 | Alphabet | COM | $1,729,472 | 6,014,301 | 2.41% | 0.0% |
| 6 | Broadcom Inc | COM | $1,224,668 | 3,956,797 | 1.7% | 0.0% |
| 7 | Alphabet | COM | $1,141,198 | 3,978,240 | 1.59% | 0.0% |
| 8 | Meta Platforms Inc | COM | $1,138,679 | 1,990,246 | 1.58% | 0.0% |
| 9 | Vanguard Bd | SHORT TRM BOND | $1,138,311 | 1,904,963 | 1.58% | 0.0% |
| 10 | Ishares | ESG ADV TTL USD | $996,291 | 12,706,169 | 1.39% | 0.0% |
| 11 | Taiwan Semiconductor Mfg Ltd | SPONSORED ADS | $787,457 | 2,330,099 | 1.1% | 0.0% |
| 12 | Visa Inc | COM | $750,315 | 2,482,513 | 1.04% | 0.0% |
| 13 | Exxon Mobil Corp | COM | $746,235 | 4,398,416 | 1.04% | 0.0% |
| 14 | Lilly Eli And Co | COM | $718,092 | 780,730 | 1.0% | 0.0% |
| 15 | Tesla Inc | COM | $660,853 | 1,777,683 | 0.92% | 0.0% |
| 16 | Jpmorgan Chase And Co | COM | $626,103 | 2,128,446 | 0.87% | 0.0% |
| 17 | Spdr Series Trust State Street Spd | PRTFLO S&P500 VL | $522,589 | 6,827,654 | 0.73% | 0.0% |
| 18 | Linde Plc Shs | COM | $512,591 | 1,033,949 | 0.71% | 0.0% |
| 19 | Netflix.Com Inc | COM | $498,261 | 5,182,125 | 0.69% | 0.0% |
| 20 | Berkshire Hathaway Inc Del | COM | $469,610 | 979,988 | 0.65% | 0.0% |
| 21 | Johnson And Johnson | COM | $426,322 | 1,744,076 | 0.59% | 0.0% |
| 22 | Amphenol Corp | COM | $385,263 | 3,049,174 | 0.54% | 0.0% |
| 23 | Dimensional Etf | COM | $383,347 | 11,385,428 | 0.53% | 0.0% |
| 24 | Boeing Co | COM | $360,700 | 1,812,291 | 0.5% | 0.0% |
| 25 | Ishares | S&P TTL STK | $358,087 | 2,880,600 | 0.5% | 0.0% |
Top 25 of 1,684 positions from the manager's latest Form 13F · source filing (EDGAR) ↗. 13F covers long US-listed positions only. "% of AUM" is share of the firm's total regulatory AUM (Form ADV Item 5.F).
Who they serve
| Client type | Clients | AUM | % of AUM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individuals (non-high net worth) | 57,713 | $24.8B | 22.8% |
| High net worth individuals | 54,818 | $72.6B | 66.8% |
| Investment companies | 9 | $4.6B | 4.24% |
| Pension and profit sharing plans | 170 | $203M | 0.19% |
| Charitable organizations | 219 | $567M | 0.52% |
| Insurance companies | 1 | $108K | 0.0% |
| Corporations and other businesses | 1,952 | $4.8B | 4.41% |
| Other | 680 | $1.1B | 1.02% |
People (70)
roster as of Jul 20, 2026| Name | Role / title | Credentials | With firm since | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loureiro, Anthony, David | Senior Vice President (Svp) | Nov 2004 (22y) | Less than 5% | |
| Vallon, David, Anthony | Senior Vice President (Svp) & Chief Compliance Officer (Cco) Advisor | Apr 2007 (19y) | Less than 5% | |
| Giunta, David, Lawrence | President & Chief Executive Officer (Ceo) And Board Of Managers Member | Jan 2008 (19y) | Less than 5% | |
| Pinasmith, Beatriz, Ana | Executive Vice President (Evp), Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer (Cfo) | Mar 2008 (18y) | Less than 5% | |
| Rosh, Marilyn, Vinton | Senior Vice President & Controller | Mar 2011 (15y) | Less than 5% | |
| Christopher Linden Sharpe | Cio Natixis Investment Manager Solutions U.S. | CFA | May 2019 (7y) | Less than 5% |
| Gross, Marina, Nmn | Co Head Natixis Investment Managers Solutions | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Maeda, Kevin, Hiroshi | Chief Investment Officer, Direct Indexing | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Overway, Curtis, Lee | Co Head Natixis Investment Managers Solutions | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Paoletti, Stacie, Denise | Svp, Chief Operating Officer Of Natixis Investment Managers Solutions | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Ward, Eric, Norman | Board Of Managers Member | Jul 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% | |
| Daniel Robert Price | Chief Investment Officer (Cio) Overlay Management | CFA | Aug 2021 (5y) | Less than 5% |
| Block, Matthew, Jason | Senior Vice President (Svp) & Treasurer (Funds) | Jul 2022 (4y) | Less than 5% | |
| Tobin, Susan, Mcwhan | Executive Vice President (Evp) General Counsel | Aug 2022 (4y) | Less than 5% | |
| Alaina J Giampapa | Registered representative | Nov 2004 (22y) | ||
| Matthew Stephen Garzone | Registered representative | Dec 2004 (22y) | ||
| James Corey Hock | Registered representative | Jul 2005 (21y) | ||
| Jeffrey Charlton Clough | Registered representative | Oct 2007 (19y) | ||
| James Joseph Dolan | Registered representative | Aug 2008 (18y) | ||
| Michael W Schmid | Registered representative | Apr 2009 (17y) | ||
| Christopher Lawrence Fullerton | Registered representative | Aug 2009 (17y) | ||
| Bradley Holt Greene | Registered representative | Nov 2010 (16y) | ||
| James Nolan | Registered representative | CFP | May 2011 (15y) | |
| Gregory V Kanarian | Registered representative | Dec 2011 (15y) | ||
| Daniel Eisaku Itano | Registered representative | Feb 2013 (13y) | ||
| Kenneth A Birely | Registered representative | Apr 2013 (13y) | ||
| Mikerson Junior Laurent | Registered representative | Oct 2017 (9y) | ||
| Alexander Casey Haigis | Registered representative | Feb 2018 (8y) | ||
| David Thomas Reilly | Registered representative | CFA | Apr 2018 (8y) | |
| John Robert Janasiewicz | Registered representative | CFA | May 2018 (8y) | |
| Vladislav V Grigorov | Registered representative | CFA | May 2018 (8y) | |
| Kelsey Lynn Slonieski | Registered representative | May 2018 (8y) | ||
| Yousef S Naga | Registered representative | Jun 2018 (8y) | ||
| Yi Gu | Registered representative | CFA | Oct 2018 (8y) | |
| Alanna Danielle Bollas | Registered representative | Sep 2019 (7y) | ||
| Nathan Robert Stevens | Registered representative | CFP | Sep 2019 (7y) | |
| Jennifer Marie Round | Registered representative | Oct 2019 (7y) | ||
| Codi Smith | Registered representative | Aug 2020 (6y) | ||
| Felipe Ayala | Registered representative | Feb 2021 (5y) | ||
| Benjamin Paul Pagett | Registered representative | Jul 2021 (5y) | ||
| Alexander Robert Buhler | Registered representative | Oct 2021 (5y) | ||
| Michael Pergola | Registered representative | Nov 2021 (5y) | ||
| John Michael Flammia | Registered representative | Nov 2021 (5y) | ||
| David J Petruzzelli | Registered representative | Dec 2021 (5y) | ||
| Daniel Thomas Nickerson | Registered representative | Feb 2022 (4y) | ||
| William Malcolm Moore | Registered representative | Mar 2022 (4y) | ||
| Benjamin Kerelian | Registered representative | CFA | Apr 2022 (4y) | |
| Colby Bates | Registered representative | May 2022 (4y) | ||
| Tyler A Williams | Registered representative | Sep 2022 (4y) | ||
| Connor Daniel Reardon | Registered representative | Dec 2022 (4y) | ||
| Liana Jo Magner | Registered representative | CFA | Mar 2023 (3y) | |
| Sean Francis Lynch | Registered representative | Apr 2023 (3y) | ||
| Brenden Matthew Hagner | Registered representative | Jul 2023 (3y) | ||
| Thomas Neil Townsend | Registered representative | Oct 2023 (3y) | ||
| Nicholas S Nurcanyan | Registered representative | Jan 2024 (3y) | ||
| Rourke Magwood | Registered representative | Jan 2024 (3y) | ||
| Jake Conway Treanor | Registered representative | May 2024 (2y) | ||
| Daryl Andrew Veale | Registered representative | Nov 2024 (2y) | ||
| James Anthony Guarciariello | Registered representative | May 2025 (1y) | ||
| Colleen M Lentz | Registered representative | Jun 2025 (1y) | ||
| Evan Goldschmidt | Registered representative | Jun 2025 (1y) | ||
| Nicholas James Kimmett | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Matthew Thomas Broadley | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Hardy Noble Walther | Registered representative | Aug 2025 (1y) | ||
| Alexa M Fitzgerald | Registered representative | Nov 2025 (1y) | ||
| Eric Lancellotti | Registered representative | Dec 2025 (1y) | ||
| Ronak H Doshi | Registered representative | Feb 2026 (0y) | ||
| Allison Small | Registered representative | Feb 2026 (0y) | ||
| Max Robert | Registered representative | Apr 2026 (0y) | ||
| Henry Mccomb Winchester | Registered representative | Jul 2026 (0y) |
Entity owners (Schedule A/B)
| Entity | Title / status | Since | Sch. | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Natixis Investment Managers, Llc | Limited Liability Company And Sole Member | Jan 2024 | A | 75% or more |
| Natixis Investment Managers | Shareholder | Aug 2004 | B | ≈ 42.19% – 100% via Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1 |
| Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1 | Member | Jun 2005 | B | ≈ 56.25% – 100% via Natixis Investment Managers, Llc |
| Bpce | Shareholder | Jul 2009 | B | ≈ 23.73% – 100% via Natixis |
| Natixis | Shareholder | Sep 2011 | B | ≈ 31.64% – 100% via Natixis Investment Managers |
Undisclosed: 0% – 25% of the firm is not attributable from the filed Schedule A bands.
Estimated effective ownership (look-through of filed bands):
- Natixis Investment Managers: 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1 × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers, Llc × 75% – 100% direct ≈ 42.19% – 100% of the firm
- Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1: 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers, Llc × 75% – 100% direct ≈ 56.25% – 100% of the firm
- Bpce: 75% – 100% of Natixis × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1 × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers, Llc × 75% – 100% direct ≈ 23.73% – 100% of the firm
- Natixis: 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers Participations 1 × 75% – 100% of Natixis Investment Managers, Llc × 75% – 100% direct ≈ 31.64% – 100% of the firm
Roster from the IAPD representatives feed; ownership and acquisition dates from Form ADV Schedule A/B. "Since" is the earliest filed registration or acquisition date.
Documents (1 archived)
| Form | Period | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form ADV (full filing) | 03/27/2026 | 1.91 MB | View · PDF · Source ↗ |
Archived copies of the firm's regulatory filings, versioned by content hash.
Disciplinary disclosures
Event Detail: 1. ONE COUNT; 2. FELONY; 3. NOT GUILTY; 4. NA - CHARGE RELATES TO AN ISSUER PRESS RELEASE Status: On Appeal Disposition: (A) CONVICTED (B) 05/07/2024 (C) FINE (D) N/A (E) N/A (F) ?2,000,000 (APPROXIMATELY $2.17 MILLION) FINE ON APPEAL AND JUST UNDER ?2,000,000 (APPROXIMATELY $2.39 MILLION AT THE TIME) IN PRIVATE CIVIL DAMAGES (G) N/A. PAYMENT OF THE CRIMINAL FINE IS NOT DUE UNTIL THE APPEAL PROCESS IS COMPLETED. Summary: ON JUNE 24, 2021, NATIXIS SA ("NATIXIS"), THE FRENCH BANK THAT OWNS OUR PARENT COMPANY, WAS FOUND GUILTY BY A FRENCH CRIMINAL COURT (TRIBUNAL CORRECTIONNEL DE PARIS) OF COMMUNICATING MISLEADING INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, BASED ON LANGUAGE REGARDING NATIXIS' EXPOSURE TO THE SUB-PRIME CRISIS IN A 2007 PRESS RELEASE. THE FRENCH COURT ORDERED NATIXIS TO PAY A FINE OF ?7.5 MILLION. IN ADDITION, THE COURT AWARDED JUST UNDER ?2 MILLION TO CERTAIN PLAINTIFFS THAT HAD IN 2009 REQUESTED THE OPENING OF THE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION. NO OFFICERS, DIRECTORS OR EMPLOYEES OF NATIXIS OR OF ITS AFFILIATES WERE CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROCEEDING. ON JUNE 25, 2021, NATIXIS FILED A TIMELY APPEAL TO THE PARIS COURT OF APPEAL (COUR D'APPEL DE PARIS). UNDER APPEAL, THE CASE WAS ENTIRELY REEXAMINED ON MATTERS OF BOTH FACTS AND LAW. ON MAY 7, 2024, NATIXIS WAS FOUND GUILTY BY THE PARIS COURT APPEAL. THE COURT REDUCED THE CRIMINAL FINE AGAINST NATIXIS TO ?2 MILLION. THE COURT AWARDED APPROXIMATELY ?2 MILLION IN PRIVATE CIVIL DAMAGES TO CERTAIN PLAINTIFFS, THE MAJORITY OF WHICH HAD ALREADY BEEN PAID BY NATIXIS AFTER THE FIRST INSTANCE DECISION. THE PRESS RELEASE IN QUESTION WAS ISSUED BY NATIXIS IN NOVEMBER 2007 AT THE START OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. AT ISSUE IN THE CRIMINAL PROCEEDING WAS A SHORT PARAGRAPH OF THE PRESS RELEASE, RELATING TO NATIXIS' EXPOSURE TO THE SUBPRIME CRISIS AND RELATED RISKS. NEITHER THE PREVIOUS NOR THE SUBSEQUENT COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ISSUER RELATING TO THE SUBPRIME CRISIS WERE FOUND TO BE MISLEADING BY THE PARIS COURT OF APPEAL. THE CONVICTION RESULTED FROM AN INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED IN 2009 BY THE PARIS PUBLIC PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE INTO A COMPLAINT FILED BY CERTAIN MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS OF NATIXIS COORDINATED BY THE ASSOCIATION TO DEFEND MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS (ASSOCIATION DE DÉFENSE DES ACTIONNAIRES MINORITAIRES - ADAM), WHICH ARE THE PLAINTIFFS THAT RECEIVED THE APPROXIMATELY ?2 MILLION AWARD REFERENCED ABOVE. THE ASPECTS OF THE PRESS RELEASE CONSIDERED BY THE CRIMINAL COURT HAD BEEN INDEPENDENTLY ASSESSED BY NATIXIS' PRIMARY REGULATOR, THE FRENCH FINANCIAL MARKETS AUTHORITY (THE AUTORITÉ DES MARCHÉS FINANCIERS OR "AMF"), WHICH DECLINED TO TAKE ANY ACTION AGAINST NATIXIS. THE PRESS RELEASE IN QUESTION DID NOT RELATE TO ANY OF NATIXIS' SUBSIDIARY BUSINESSES ENGAGED IN ADVISORY OR BROKER-DEALER ACTIVITIES. NATIXIS CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN THAT THE INFORMATION IT DISSEMINATED IN THE PRESS RELEASE IN QUESTION WAS APPROPRIATE TO THE SITUATION. THE PRESS RELEASE WAS ISSUED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SUBPRIME CRISIS WHEN THE EXTENT AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE CRISIS WERE NOT YET WIDELY UNDERSTOOD EITHER BY MARKET PARTICIPANTS OR BY REGULATORS. MOREOVER, AT THE TIME OF THE PRESS RELEASE, NATIXIS WAS VERY RECENTLY CREATED AND STILL IN THE COURSE OF A MERGER. THE COURT OF APPEAL RECOGNIZED SUCH DIFFICULT CONTEXT AS A FACTOR REDUCING THE BANK'S LIABILITY. NATIXIS HAS FILED AN APPEAL BEFORE THE FRENCH SUPREME COURT (COUR DE CASSATION). PURSUANT TO THE APPEAL, THE CASE WILL BE REEXAMINED ON MATTERS OF LAW. UNDER FRENCH LAW, OTHER THAN THE IMPOSITION OF THE MONETARY FINE, THERE ARE NO LEGAL CONSEQUENCES TO NATIXIS OR ITS AFFILIATES FOR A GUILTY VERDICT IN THIS CASE.
Allegations: THE COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION ISSUED AN ORDER FILING AND SETTLING CHARGES AGAINST NATIXIS, A GLOBAL BANK AND SWAP DEALER, FOR FAILURE TO DILIGENTLY SUPERVISE TWO TRADERS ON THE BANK'S NEW YORK-BASED INTEREST RATE DERIVATIVES DESK (IRD DESK) AND ITS EQUITY DERIVATIVES FLOW AND SOLUTION TRADING DESK (FAST DESK). THE TRADERS ON THE IRD DESK AND FAST DESK SEPARATELY ENGAGED IN MISCONDUCT BY MISMARKING THEIR POSITIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF EITHER INFLATING PROFITS AND MINIMIZING LOSSES, OR TO "SMOOTH" OUT RETURNS, RESPECTIVELY. THE ORDER REQUIRES NATIXIS TO PAY A $2.8 MILLION CIVIL MONETARY PENALTY, CEASE AND DESIST FROM VIOLATING APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THE COMMODITY EXCHANGE ACT (CEA) AND CFTC REGULATIONS, AND COMPLY WITH CERTAIN CONDITIONS AND UNDERTAKINGS. CASE BACKGROUND BETWEEN JANUARY 2015 AND AT LEAST APRIL 2018, A TRADER ON THE BANK'S IRD DESK SUBMITTED FALSE OR MISLEADING ENTRIES IN THE BANK'S INTERNAL RECORDKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM RELATING TO THE MARKING OF THE END-OF-DAY USD LIBOR FORWARD CURVE (CLOSING CURVE), FOR THE PURPOSE OF INFLATING THE UNREALIZED PROFIT AND LOSS (P&L) OF THE DESK HE MANAGED AND DISGUISING SIGNIFICANT TRADING LOSSES. SPECIFICALLY, THE TRADER ENGAGED IN A PATTERN OF MARKING THE CLOSING CURVE IN A MANNER THAT VARIED FROM OBSERVED BROKER MID PRICES AND IN A MANNER THAT ALIGNED WITH THE RISK POSITIONS OF THE IRD DESK, WHILE GENERALLY STAYING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF INTERNAL CONTROLS DESIGNED TO DETECT MISMARKING. ALTHOUGH NATIXIS MAINTAINED CERTAIN CONTROLS RELATING TO THE MARKING OF THE CLOSING CURVE, THOSE CONTROLS WERE INSUFFICIENT TO DETECT THE TRADER'S MISCONDUCT FOR OVER THREE YEARS. AT ITS PEAK IN EARLY 2018, THE TRADER'S MISMARKING OF THE CLOSING CURVE OVERSTATED THE P&L OF THE IRD DESK BY APPROXIMATELY $25 MILLION. IN ADDITION, THE ORDER FURTHER FINDS THAT NATIXIS FAILED TO DILIGENTLY SUPERVISE THE ACTIVITIES OF ITS FAST DESK. SPECIFICALLY, BETWEEN FEBRUARY 2017 AND NOVEMBER 2019, TRADERS ON THE FAST DESK MADE CERTAIN MANUAL ADJUSTMENTS TO THE BANK'S INTERNAL TRADE BOOKING SYSTEMS FOR THE PURPOSE OF "SMOOTHING" OR HIDING THE FAST DESK'S P&L AND LATER RELEASING THE P&L DURING DIFFICULT MARKET CONDITIONS. AT ITS PEAK, THE P&L SMOOTHING UNDERSTATED THE UNREALIZED P&L OF THE FAST DESK BY OVER $6 MILLION. THIS MISCONDUCT RENDERED THE BANK'S BOOKS AND RECORDS INACCURATE. IN ACCEPTING THE BANK'S OFFER OF SETTLEMENT, THE CFTC RECOGNIZED ITS SUBSTANTIAL COOPERATION DURING THE DIVISION OF ENFORCEMENT'S INVESTIGATION OF THIS MATTER. THE CFTC NOTED THAT THE BANK'S SUBSTANTIAL COOPERATION AND REMEDIATION ARE RECOGNIZED IN THE FORM OF A REDUCED CIVIL MONETARY PENALTY. Status: Final Sanction Detail: N/A Summary: SEE RESPONSE TO QUESTION 7. ALSO SEE: HTTPS://WWW.CFTC.GOV/PRESSROOM/PRESSRELEASES/8581-22
Disclosure text reproduced verbatim from the firm's own Form ADV filings.
How they charge
- • Percentage of assets under management
- • Fixed fees
- • Other fees
- • A PERCENTAGE OF WRAP SPONSOR FEES.
Services
- • Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses
- • Portfolio management for investment companies
- • Portfolio management for businesses/institutional clients
- • Selection of other advisers
Custody
Reported custodians
- Edward D. Jones & Co., L.P. $67.5B (62% of AUM) Mar 2026
- UBS $8.2B (10% of AUM) Jan 2026
- Merrill Lynch $2.4B (9% of AUM) Jun 2020
- Managed Account Advisors Llc $1.9B (10% of AUM) Dec 2017
Amounts as reported in ADV Item 5.K.(3) (custodians holding 10%+ of SMA assets).
Firm reports it does not have custody of client funds or securities (Item 9.A).
Source
All data on this page comes from this firm's Form ADV filings, reproduced without modification. Latest filing: Mar 27, 2026.
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