John Aubin is a control person of The Eideard Group and directly owns between 25% and 50% of it. John Aubin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of New Hampshire and a National Graduate Trust School from Northwestern University.
The Eideard Group is an investment adviser based in Bedford, NH, registered with the SEC since 2006. It provides investment management. Its clients include high-net-worth individuals, pension and profit-sharing plans, and pooled investment vehicles. Its regulatory assets under management total $158 million, as filed on 16 March 2026. Its fees, ownership and offices are on the firm’s profile.
John P. Aubin is Co-Founder and Managing Member of The Eideard Group, LLC. His career began in 1981 as a Personal Trust Officer at New England Merchants National Bank in Boston, MA. In 1983 he was recruited by State Street Bank & Trust Company as a Vice President, and in 1999 he was invited to join Arthur Andersen, LLP to establish its Boston-based investment consulting practice. In January 2006 he established R&A Capital Management, LLC, later renamed The Eideard Group, LLC.
Professional designations
Listed by The Eideard Group
- Certified Trust and Fiduciary Advisor (CTFA)
- CLU
- CRD
- 1149435
- Firm
- The Eideard Group · CRD 139834
- Role
- Managing Member/Chief Investment Officer/Chief Compliance Officer
- In role since
- January 2006 · 20 years
- Control person
- Yes
- Direct ownership
- 25% to 50%
- Firm headquarters
- Bedford, NH
- Individual registration
- No current adviser record · SEC search
- Disciplinary history
- Not yet shown here · SEC record
- Firm bio
- eideardgroup.com
Where does John Aubin work?
John Aubin has been Managing Member/Chief Investment Officer/Chief Compliance Officer of The Eideard Group, LLC since January 2006, and is a control person of the firm.
How can I verify John Aubin’s record?
John Aubin’s role is listed on The Eideard Group, LLC’s Form ADV, which the SEC’s adviser search (adviserinfo.sec.gov) publishes under the firm’s CRD 139834.
