The best returns are more than financial


Value statement

We provide a comprehensive approach to our clients wealth management needs, creating financial security and peace of mind for individuals and their families. We accomplish this by providing a high level of service and a customized approach to managing our client’s wealth which addresses both their current needs and achievement of their long term goals.

Investment philosophy

We believe the most effective way to capitalize on positive market trends is to generally be fully invested across a broad and diversified range of equity asset classes, while also incorporating fixed income, alternative assets, and cash in smaller proportions as appropriate given our client’s risk tolerance, time horizon, and financial goals.

Global Insight Monthly:
The rocky road for debt ceiling negotiations

Raising the U.S. debt limit has been a regular occurrence but striking a deal has often been an arduous task. We explain why this round of negotiations looks particularly tough.

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Become a client

If you are not already a valued client, we invite you to experience the skill and dedication of a team built on integrity, client service and a spectrum of services for individuals, families, institutions and their assets.

Meet the team

Christine Cisco, CFP®, CPFA®

First Vice President - Branch Director, Senior Portfolio Manager - Portfolio Focus

Patrick Signor, CFP®, MBA

First Vice President - Financial Advisor, Senior Portfolio Manager - Portfolio Focus

Pleased to serve you in two locations

The Cisco Signor Group is proud to be serving clients out of both the Buffalo and Watertown offices. We invite you to contact us to set up a meeting in one of our convenient locations:

Buffalo, NY
  • 6225 Sheridan Drive, Suite 318, Williamsville, NY 14221
  • 716-635-8411
Watertown
  • 19485 US Route 11, Watertown, NY 13601
  • 315-788-4200

Latest Insights

Federal building in fog

The certainty of policy uncertainty

Jun 01, 2023 | Atul Bhatia, CFA

Recent events have put U.S. policymakers from the administration to Congress and the Fed in a bad light. What went wrong and what fixes can be made?

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