Courtesy Investment Advisory Services LLC
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About
Courtesy Investment Advisory Services LLC advises and assists retail automotive dealerships and related business entities that need to invest cash held for business purposes, particularly insurance-related reserves. The firm does not manage client assets directly; instead it refers those clients to third‑party registered investment advisers for cash management and investment services.
CIAS’s role centers on aligning dealer clients’ insurance and regulatory requirements with a third‑party adviser that assumes fiduciary responsibility, provides portfolio construction and ongoing reporting, and implements investment programs appropriate to reserve guidelines. The firm does not exercise investment discretion, hold custody of client assets, or offer individual portfolio management for natural persons.
Distinctive among supported firms, CIAS’s client base is exclusively corporate automotive dealers rather than individual or high‑net‑worth clients, and its advisory activities are narrowly focused on cash‑management referrals tied to insurance statutory needs. As a subsidiary of a larger automotive services group, CIAS combines industry‑specific insurance and cash‑management knowledge with a formal referral arrangement and receives referral compensation from the advisers to whom it directs clients.
Client services
Expertise
Occupation focus
Fee options
0.10% per annum (10 basis points)
Main office
350 Jim Moran Blvd.
Deerfield Beach FL 33442
Advisors at this office
1
Most active in
Florida
Also doing business as
Courtesy Investment Advisory Services LLC · Fidelity Insurance Agency, Inc.
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