As CEO and Co-Founder of Arch Global Advisors (AGA), Sheraz Iftikhar is responsible for driving the firm’s vision, mission, and long-term financial success. Through more than 23 years of experience, he has cultivated a firm culture rooted in cooperation and collaboration, focusing on the shared growth of his team and the families they serve. Under his leadership, the firm developed its proprietary Asset Track Program, an innovative management strategy designed to provide consistent, growth-oriented performance and cost-effective solutions for clients. A recognized authority in the industry, Sheraz has shared his insights in major publications such as Reuters, Yahoo, CNBC, and The Wall Street Journal. His influence extends to his work as a featured speaker on professional panels and public engagements, where he advocates for institutional growth and the support of endowments.
Background and Education
Sheraz’s professional foundation was built on the values of discipline and integrity, principles that have guided his career since earning a dual degree in Economics and Media Studies from Hunter College. He began his career at a boutique wealth management firm in New York City, where he developed a deep understanding of market complexities and the critical importance of transparent client communication. He further expanded this expertise in a subsequent role within the Voya Retirement Readiness program, providing strategic advice to Fortune 500 companies. In 2007, Sheraz leveraged this unique blend of Wall Street experience and boutique client service to co-found Arch Global Advisors.
Personal Interests
Outside of his professional commitments, Sheraz is a dedicated marathon runner. He views the endurance and discipline required for long-distance running as a direct parallel to the firm’s mission: a commitment to long-term persistence and the drive to help clients reach their own ultimate financial finish lines. Sheraz also serves on the board of South Bronx United, supporting inner city kids through after-school programs.