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Eagle Harbor Asset Management

Wealth managementRIA

CRD 108089Updated

Eagle Harbor Asset Management is an investment adviser, registered with the SEC since 2021. It provides investment management. Its clients include high-net-worth individuals, individual clients, and corporations and other businesses. Its regulatory assets under management total $161 million, as filed on 18 February 2026.

203
Clients
$796K
AUM per individual client
2
Advisory staff
1
Offices
0.50–1.00%
Annual fee

From Form ADV filed 18 February 2026SEC record

Services and clients

Eagle Harbor Asset Management provides portfolio management for individuals and small businesses.

Eagle Harbor Asset Management reports 203 clients. They include 153 high-net-worth individuals, 46 individual clients, and 4 corporations and other businesses. Of its assets, 100.0% ($161M across 203 accounts) are managed with discretion.

Clients and assets by client type
Clients203 clients
Assets$161M
Share of clients and assets by client type
Client typeClientsAssets
Individuals (other than HNW)23%4%
High-net-worth individuals75%94%
Corporations and other businesses2%2%
Client breakdown and activity details
Individuals (other than HNW)
Clients
46
Regulatory AUM
$6.4M
AUM share
4.0%
Avg. per client
$139K
High-net-worth individuals
Clients
153
Regulatory AUM
$152M
AUM share
94.5%
Avg. per client
$993K
Corporations and other businesses
Clients
Fewer than 5
Regulatory AUM
$2.52M
AUM share
1.6%
Avg. per client
$630K

Total

Clients
203
Regulatory AUM
$161M
AUM share
100%
Avg. per client
—
Clients outside the U.S.
0%
Clients advised without assets under management last fiscal year
0
Private funds advised
0
Financial planning clients last fiscal year
0

Eagle Harbor Asset Management fees and minimums

Eagle Harbor Asset Management charges 0.50%–1.00% a year for its Portfolio management. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in advance, is negotiable and has a $5,000 annual minimum.

$0–$2M1.00%
$2M–$3M0.75%
$3M and above0.50%
Fee details and sources

Who owns Eagle Harbor Asset Management

Andrew Loechl owns 75% or more of Eagle Harbor Asset Management. The leadership team of Eagle Harbor Asset Management includes President Andrew Loechl and Chief Compliance Officer Brian McAuley. It has 3 employees, 2 of them in advisory roles.

Leadership

Investment adviser representatives

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

Staff

  • 3 employees
  • 2 in advisory functions
  • 3 state-registered reps
Ownership chain
Eagle Harbor Asset Management Inc· the adviser
  • Andrew Loechl

    Control person · since January 2009

    Owns 75% or more of Eagle Harbor Asset Management Inc

Growth and acquisitions

Eagle Harbor Asset Management’s regulatory assets grew from $111M (May 2021) to $161M (February 2026); clients rose from 143 to 203 and employees were 3 in both filings.

By annual filing
Measure
Figures from each annual filing
Eagle Harbor Asset Management figures from each annual Form ADV filing
FiledRegulatory AUMClientsEmployeesOffices
February 2026$161M20331
February 2025$140M18831
March 2024$131M18431
March 2023$113M18131
March 2022$119M14931
May 2021$111M14331

Offices and registration details

Besides its headquarters, Eagle Harbor Asset Management has 0 offices, with 1 listed address with no US state reported.

Contact and registration details

Legal name
Eagle Harbor Asset Management Inc
Headquarters
Not reported
SEC file
801-121335
Structure
Washington corporation
Fiscal year end
December

Custodians

Eagle Harbor Asset Management uses Charles Schwab ($140M, 89%) and US Bank, N.A. ($17.3M, 11%) as custodians for its separately managed accounts. Eagle Harbor Asset Management does not have custody of client assets.

Reported separately managed account assets by custodian
$157M
named custodians
  • Charles SchwabCharles Schwab & Co., Inc. · San Francisco, CA · $140M89%
  • US Bank, N.A.US Bank, N.A. · Minneapolis, MN · $17.3M11%

Investments and reported holdings

At year end, Eagle Harbor Asset Management’s separately managed accounts were mostly in stocks (71%).

What the accounts hold

Separately managed account assets by class, year end
  • Stocks71%
  • Bonds2%
    • U.S. government and agency bonds1%
    • State and local bonds1%
  • Cash8%
  • Other19%
    • Exchange-traded fixed income securities19%

Common questions

How many clients does Eagle Harbor Asset Management have?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management has 203 clients and manages $161 million for them, as of February 2026. They include 153 high-net-worth individuals, 46 individual clients, and 4 corporations and other businesses.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Items 5.D and 5.F, filed 18 February 2026

What services does Eagle Harbor Asset Management offer?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management provides portfolio management for individuals and small businesses.

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

How much does Eagle Harbor Asset Management charge?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management charges 0.50%–1.00% a year for its Portfolio management. Each asset band is charged at its own rate. The fee is billed in advance, is negotiable and has a $5,000 annual minimum.

Source: ADV PART 2A FEB 2025, filed 18 February 2026

Which custodians does Eagle Harbor Asset Management use?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management’s separately managed account assets are held at Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (San Francisco, CA), with $140M and US Bank, N.A. (Minneapolis, MN), with $17.3M. Only custodians holding at least a tenth of those assets are named.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedule D, Section 5.K.(3), filed 18 February 2026

How many financial advisors does Eagle Harbor Asset Management have?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management has 3 investment adviser representatives registered with state securities authorities, out of 3 employees, and 2 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 Eagle Harbor Asset Management invest in?

At the end of its last fiscal year, Eagle Harbor Asset Management’s separately managed accounts held 71% exchange-traded equities, 19% other, 8% cash and equivalents, 1% U.S. government and agency bonds and 1% state and local bonds. The 19% other category is described as: Exchange-Traded Fixed Income Securities.

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

Who owns Eagle Harbor Asset Management?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management’s direct owner is Andrew Loechl (75% or more).

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Schedules A and B, filed 18 February 2026

How does Eagle Harbor Asset Management get paid?

Eagle Harbor Asset Management is paid through a percentage of assets under management. 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 Eagle Harbor Asset Management registered with the SEC?

Yes, Eagle Harbor Asset Management has been registered with the SEC as an investment adviser since 28 May 2021. Its CRD number is 108089 and its SEC file number is 801-121335.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 1, filed 18 February 2026; IAPD firm record

How do I contact Eagle Harbor Asset Management?

Its phone number is 206-300-1423. Its website is ehaminc.com.

Source: Form ADV Part 1A, Item 1.F, filed 18 February 2026

Sources and methodology

  1. Form ADV Part 1A, amendment filed 18 February 2026. Items 1, 5, 9, 11 and Schedules A, B and D.
  2. ADV PART 2A FEB 2025, submitted 18 February 2026.
  3. SEC-filed document.
  4. SEC-filed document.
  5. SEC-filed document.
  6. IAPD firm record, CRD 108089.
  7. SEC registered adviser data, annual Form ADV amendments filed 13 May 2021 to 18 February 2026. Items 1.F and 5.
  8. SEC investment adviser representative register, as of 9 October 2026; loaded 10 October 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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