U.S. Bancorp Asset Management, Inc.
Registered investment adviser · Minneapolis, MN · CRD #111912
Form ADV data as of 2026-09-01Regulatory assets
$427.48 billion
Total accounts
2,340
Employees
322
Disclosure events
35
Firm details
- Website: https://www.linkedin.com/company/us-bancorp-asset-management
- Telephone: 717-232-2723
- SEC file number: 801-60125
- Most recent Form ADV filing: 2026-08-28
- SEC record: View this firm on the SEC's IAPD site
Disciplinary disclosures
This firm reports 8 disclosure questions answered Yes, covering 35 reported events. Form ADV Item 11 covers charges and pending proceedings as well as findings, so a Yes answer is not itself a finding of wrongdoing. The underlying detail is filed with the SEC.
- Charged with a felony (past 10 years)
- SEC or CFTC found a violation of its regulations or statutes
- SEC or CFTC entered an order in connection with investment-related activity
- SEC or CFTC imposed a civil money penalty or a cease-and-desist order
- Another regulator found a false statement, omission, or dishonest, unfair, or unethical conduct
- Another regulator found a violation of investment-related regulations or statutes
- Another regulator entered an order in connection with investment-related activity (past 10 years)
- A court enjoined the firm in connection with investment-related activity (past 10 years)
Assets and accounts
| Provides continuous and regular supervisory or management services | Yes |
| Discretionary regulatory assets under management | $426.58 billion |
| Non-discretionary regulatory assets under management | $897.8 million |
| Total regulatory assets under management | $427.48 billion |
| Discretionary accounts | 1,884 |
| Non-discretionary accounts | 456 |
| Total accounts | 2,340 |
| Regulatory assets under management attributable to non-U.S. persons | $185.0 million |
People
| Total employees (excluding clerical) | 322 |
| Employees performing investment advisory functions (including research) | 62 |
| Employees who are registered representatives of a broker-dealer | 111 |
| Employees registered as investment adviser representatives with a state | 0 |
| Employees registered as IARs for another investment adviser | 0 |
| Employees who are licensed insurance agents | 0 |
| Firms or persons who solicit advisory clients on the firm's behalf | 7 |
Custody
| Has custody of client cash or bank accounts | Yes |
| Has custody of client securities | Yes |
| Client funds and securities held in the firm's custody | $0 |
| Clients for whom the firm has custody | 0 |
| A related person has custody of client cash or bank accounts | Yes |
| A related person has custody of client securities | Yes |
| Client funds and securities held in a related person's custody | $81.08 billion |
| Clients for whom a related person has custody | 573 |
| The firm acts as a qualified custodian | No |
| A related person acts as a qualified custodian | Yes |
| Number of persons acting as qualified custodians for the firm's clients | 1 |
How the firm is compensated
Advisory services offered
Affiliated related persons
Reported conflicts of interest
Form ADV Items 8 asks advisers to disclose arrangements that may create a conflict with client interests. This firm answered Yes to:
- Buys or sells for itself securities it also recommends to clients
- Recommends securities in which it has another proprietary interest
- Recommends securities for which it serves as underwriter or general partner
- Recommends securities in which it has another sales interest
- Recommends brokers or dealers to clients
- Receives soft dollar benefits
- Compensates a non-employee for client referrals
- Provides employee compensation specifically for obtaining clients
- Receives compensation from others for client referrals
Client types
| Type of client | Clients | Assets |
|---|---|---|
| Banking or thrift institutions | Not reported | $7.17 billion |
| Investment companies | 9 | $192.71 billion |
| Pooled investment vehicles (other than investment companies and BDCs) | 20 | $86.17 billion |
| Pension and profit sharing plans (not the participants or government plans) | 22 | $2.23 billion |
| Charitable organizations | 56 | $1.54 billion |
| State or municipal government entities (including government pension plans) | 664 | $102.20 billion |
| Insurance companies | 4 | $528.7 million |
| Corporations or other businesses not listed above | 43 | $26.54 billion |
| Other | 63 | $8.39 billion |