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Chase Investment Counsel

Wealth managementRIA

Charlottesville, VACRD 104648Updated

Chase Investment Counsel is an investment adviser based in Charlottesville, VA, registered with the SEC since 1964. It provides financial planning and investment management. Its clients include high-net-worth individuals, investment companies and charitable organizations. Its regulatory assets under management total $510 million, as filed on 25 March 2026.

132
Clients
$2.84M
AUM per individual client
6
Advisory staff
1
Offices
0.40–1.00%
Annual fee

From Form ADV filed 25 March 2026SEC record

Services and clients

Chase Investment Counsel provides financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, portfolio management for investment companies, and portfolio management for institutions. Financial planning was provided to 1–10 clients last fiscal year.

Chase Investment Counsel reports 132 clients. They include 76 high-net-worth individuals, 54 individual clients and 2 investment companies. Of its assets, 75.7% ($386M across 136 accounts) are managed with discretion; $124M across 1 account is not. It advised 1 client without assets under management last fiscal year.

Clients and assets by client type
Clients132 clients reported
Assets$510M
Share of clients and assets by client type
Client typeClientsAssets
Individuals (other than HNW)41%3%
High-net-worth individuals58%69%
Investment companies2%20%
Pension and profit-sharing plansFewer than 53%
Charitable organizationsFewer than 54%

Client shares use reported counts. Client types without a reported count are excluded from that total.

Client breakdown and activity details
Individuals (other than HNW)
Clients
54
Regulatory AUM
$17.5M
AUM share
3.4%
Avg. per client
$324K
High-net-worth individuals
Clients
76
Regulatory AUM
$351M
AUM share
68.9%
Avg. per client
$4.62M
Investment companies
Clients
2
Regulatory AUM
$102M
AUM share
19.9%
Avg. per client
$50.8M
Pension and profit-sharing plans
Clients
Fewer than 5
Regulatory AUM
$17.1M
AUM share
3.3%
Avg. per client
—
Charitable organizations
Clients
Fewer than 5
Regulatory AUM
$22.3M
AUM share
4.4%
Avg. per client
—

Total

Clients
132
Regulatory AUM
$510M
AUM share
100%
Avg. per client
—
Clients outside the U.S.
0%
Clients advised without assets under management last fiscal year
1
Private funds advised
0
Financial planning clients last fiscal year
1–10

Chase Investment Counsel fees and minimums

Chase Investment Counsel charges 0.40%–1.00% a year for its Separately managed accounts. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in arrears, is negotiable and has a $10,000 annual minimum. The brochure also prices 2 other services, listed under fee details.

$0–$1M1.00%
$1M–$3M0.95%
$3M–$5M0.80%
$5M–$10M0.60%
$10M–$50M0.50%
$50M and above0.40%
Fee details and sources

Other fees

Financial planning billed separately
Billed at a flat rate, and only where a client does not use investment management; no rate is stated.
Other consulting services
Billed at $500 to $750 an hour depending on the assignment, including private company valuations and one-time portfolio reviews.

Who owns Chase Investment Counsel

Derwood Chase owns 75% or more of Chase Investment Counsel. Jennifer King is CEO; the leadership team includes President Robert Klintworth. It has 7 employees, 6 of them in advisory roles.

Leadership

Investment adviser representatives

5 representatives listed in the SEC register as of 9 October 2026.

Staff

  • 7 employees
  • 6 in advisory functions
  • 5 state-registered reps
Ownership chain
Chase Investment Counsel Corporation· the adviser
  • Derwood Chase

    Control person · since January 2013

    Owns 75% or more of Chase Investment Counsel Corporation
  • Peter Tuz

    Control person · since April 2012

    Owns 5% to 10% of Chase Investment Counsel Corporation

Growth and acquisitions

Chase Investment Counsel’s regulatory assets grew 1.6× from $316M (April 2021) to $510M (March 2026); clients rose from 74 to 132 and employees were 7 in both filings.

By annual filing
Measure
Figures from each annual filing
Chase Investment Counsel figures from each annual Form ADV filing
FiledRegulatory AUMClientsEmployeesOffices
March 2026$510M13271
March 2025$452M11771
June 2024$355M11071
March 2023$295M8561
March 2022$350M7771
April 2021$316M7471

Offices and registration details

Besides its headquarters, Chase Investment Counsel has 0 offices, with 1 listed address in Virginia.

Listed office addresses in Virginia
Charlottesville

Virginia · 1 listed address

  • 350 Old Ivy Way, Suite 100, CharlottesvilleHQ

Contact and registration details

Legal name
Chase Investment Counsel Corporation
Headquarters
350 Old Ivy Way, Suite 100, Charlottesville, VA 22903-4897
SEC file
801-3396
Structure
Virginia corporation
Fiscal year end
December

Custodians

Chase Investment Counsel uses US Bank, N.A. ($213M, 56%) and Charles Schwab ($166M, 44%) as custodians for its separately managed accounts. Chase Investment Counsel has custody of $14.6M in client assets for 2 clients.

Reported separately managed account assets by custodian
$380M
named custodians
  • US Bank, N.A.US Bank, N.A. · Cincinnati, OH · $213M56%
  • Charles SchwabCharles Schwab & Co., Inc. · Orlando, FL · $166M44%

Investments and reported holdings

At year end, Chase Investment Counsel’s separately managed accounts were mostly in stocks (69%) and bonds (14%). Its reported 13F holdings for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 total $474K across 138 positions; the largest are Alphabet Inc. (4.5%), Nvidia Corporation (4.1%) and Vertiv Holdings CO (3.7%).

What the accounts hold

Separately managed account assets by class, year end
  • Stocks69%
  • Funds7%
  • Bonds14%
  • Cash10%

Reported 13F holdings

$474K
Reported 13F value
138
Positions
34.3%
In the 10 largest
+24.4%
Value vs. prior quarter
Ten largest positions, share of reported value
  1. Alphabet Inc. · Cap Stk CL A4.5%
  2. Nvidia Corporation4.1%
  3. Vertiv Holdings CO · Com CL A3.7%
  4. Dell Technologies Inc. · CL C3.7%
  5. Advanced Micro Devices Inc.3.6%
  6. Carpenter Technology Corp.3.4%
  7. Twilio Inc. · CL A2.9%
  8. Brightspring Health Svcs Inc.2.9%
  9. Bank OF NY Mellon Corp.2.8%
  10. Micron Technology Inc.2.8%

Together, the ten largest are 34.3% of reported value.

The 50 largest positions and quarterly changesQuarter ended 30 June 2026 · filed 6 August 2026

Common questions

How many clients does Chase Investment Counsel have?

Chase Investment Counsel has 132 clients and manages $510 million for them, as of March 2026. They include 76 high-net-worth individuals, 54 individual clients and 2 investment companies.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.D and 5.F, filed 25 March 2026

What services does Chase Investment Counsel offer?

Chase Investment Counsel provides financial planning, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, portfolio management for investment companies, and portfolio management for institutions.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.G, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

How much does Chase Investment Counsel charge?

Chase Investment Counsel charges 0.40%–1.00% a year for its Separately managed accounts. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in arrears, is negotiable and has a $10,000 annual minimum.

Source: CHASE INVESTMENT COUNSEL ADV PART 2A, filed 25 March 2026

Which custodians does Chase Investment Counsel use?

Chase Investment Counsel’s separately managed account assets are held at US Bank, N.A. (Cincinnati, OH), with $213M and Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (Orlando, FL), with $166M. Only custodians holding at least a tenth of those assets are named.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3), filed 25 March 2026

How many financial advisors does Chase Investment Counsel have?

Chase Investment Counsel has 5 investment adviser representatives registered with state securities authorities, out of 7 employees, and 6 perform investment advisory functions. None are registered representatives of a broker-dealer or licensed insurance agents.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.A and 5.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

What does Chase Investment Counsel invest in?

At the end of its last fiscal year, Chase Investment Counsel’s separately managed accounts held 69% exchange-traded equities, 14% U.S. government and agency bonds, 10% cash and equivalents and 7% registered funds (mutual funds, ETFs, BDCs).

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.K.(1) and 7.B, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Who owns Chase Investment Counsel?

Chase Investment Counsel’s direct owners are Derwood Chase (75% or more) and Peter Tuz (5% to 10%).

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedules A and B, filed 25 March 2026

How does Chase Investment Counsel get paid?

Chase Investment Counsel is paid through a percentage of assets under management, hourly charges and other compensation. Its Form ADV lists no commissions or performance-based fees among how it is paid.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 5.E, from the SEC's 2 October 2026 data file

Is Chase Investment Counsel registered with the SEC?

Yes, Chase Investment Counsel has been registered with the SEC as an investment adviser since 5 March 1964. Its CRD number is 104648 and its SEC file number is 801-3396.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 1, filed 25 March 2026; IAPD firm record

How do I contact Chase Investment Counsel?

Chase Investment Counsel’s main office is at 350 Old Ivy Way, Suite 100, Charlottesville, VA 22903-4897. Its phone number is 434-293-9104. Its website is chasegrowthfund.com.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 1.F, filed 25 March 2026

Sources and methodology

  1. Form ADV Part 1A, amendment filed 25 March 2026. Items 1, 5, 9, 11 and Schedules A, B and D.
  2. CHASE INVESTMENT COUNSEL ADV PART 2A, submitted 25 March 2026.
  3. IAPD firm record, CRD 104648.
  4. SEC registered adviser data, annual Form ADV amendments filed 15 April 2021 to 25 March 2026. Items 1.F and 5.
  5. SEC investment adviser representative register, as of 9 October 2026; loaded 10 October 2026.
  6. Form 13F-HR, filed 6 August 2026 for the quarter ended 30 June 2026.

Retrieved 15 October 2026. All are published by the SEC and may have been amended since. Disciplinary history is not yet shown here. The SEC publishes the complete record, including any disciplinary events, and it is the authoritative place to check one.

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