Scott Brassey

Scott Brassey is a Boise, Idaho–based financial advisor whose capital-markets career began in 1984. His professional background spans fixed-income trading and management, financial derivatives, and foreign-exchange trading before he moved into asset allocation and portfolio construction — a discipline he has focused on for roughly 28 of his 40-plus years in the industry. He holds a BS in Finance from the University of Arizona and is described as a fourth-generation Idahoan.

In 1997 he joined Burroughs and Hutchinson, a locally owned Boise investment-management firm that his father had founded in 1967. That firm was later rebranded as Selway Asset Management, Inc. (operating at selwayinvest.com), and Scott became President of Selway in 2018. Under the Selway banner the team provided personalized wealth management, investment management, tax strategy, and estate-planning services to individuals and families, positioning itself as a research-driven, human alternative to "automated" advisory approaches.

In 2025, Selway Asset Management merged into Wealth Enhancement Group, a large national RIA. Scott continues to serve clients as a Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor on the "Selway Team" within Wealth Enhancement, based at the firm's downtown Boise office. His stated focus is building portfolios aligned with each client's risk tolerance and long-term goals through diversification and asset allocation.

• Invests and advises within public markets on behalf of wealth-management clients, not as a startup/angel backer — the documented specialties are fixed income, derivatives, FX, and multi-asset portfolio construction.
• Emphasizes asset allocation and portfolio construction matched to client risk tolerance and long-term goals, describing the Selway approach as research-based and personalized rather than "automated."
• Team-level philosophy: help clients "build, grow, and preserve their wealth" through active management, tax strategy, and diversification.
• No publicly stated venture/seed thesis, target company profile, or check size was found; these should not be assumed from the stub classification.