Our Firm

Royal Securities Company was founded in 1982 by five area businessmen. In 2003 we merged with Kent King Securities Company to form a regional brokerage firm with more than 30 registered brokers. We now have a downtown Grand Rapids office to better serve our clients who live and work there.

The current officers and managers of the firm are:

Marvin Andringa - Sr. Vice President Investments
Ken Frederick- Operations Manager
William C. Kapteyn, Jr. - President
David Moelker - Sr. Vice President Investments, Secretary
RuthAnn Newenhouse - Chief Financial Officer
Christopher Oisten - Sr. Vice President Investments
John Worst - Sr. Vice President Investments



Our Register Brokers and Support Staff are:

Grandville Branch:
 

Rick Mellema - Partner: Alternative Investments
Frank Tjoelker - Sr. Vice President Investments
Lester DeJong - Sr. Vice President Investments
Terry Huyser - Vice President Investments
David Zondervan - Financial Consultant
Frank VanderHoff - Financial Consultant
Kenneth VanderMolen - Vice President Investment
Kurt Faasse - Financial Consultant
Aaron Oudbier - Financial Consultant
Jacob Tuinstra - Financial Consultant
Jeffrey Wood, CFP - Certified Financial Planner - Financial Consultant
Phil Veenstra - Financial Consultant
Paul Kuiper - Financial Consultant
Marilynn Russo - Trading Specialist and Sales Assistant
Dottie Goorhouse - Administrative
Mary Taylor - Administrative
Amy Mellema - Administrative
Julie Dykstra - Sales Assistant
Sue Kapteyn - Sales Assistant
Lois Scharphorn - Sales Assistant
Jane Dykstra - Sales Assistant
Jules Haveman - Sales Assistant
Pam Miller - Sales Assistant
Monica Serrell - Sales Assistant

 


Grand Rapids Branch:

Marvin Dice - Financial Consultant
Cornelius Boerkoel - Financial Consultant
Robert Boerkoel - Financial Consultant
Herm Bilski - Financial Consultant
John DeLeuuw - Financial Consultant
Richard Skalski - Financial Consultant
Cheryl DeYoung - Financial Consultant
Gregory Dodgson - Vice President Investments / Position Trader
Les Horwitz - Portfolio Manager
Jamison Worst- Financial Consultant
Tom Oakes - Vice President Investments
Doug Warsen - Financial Consultant
Brenda Sawyer - Operations
Charla Hoffert - Trading Specialist and Sales Assistant

What began as a relatively small operation has grown and blossomed into a regional brokerage firm offering a wide range of products. Royal Securities has experienced consistent growth in the industry and in the community as well. With strong financials and a conservative outlook, Royal Securities will be serving the West Michigan area for many years to come.

Royal Securities is proud to utilize the service of the following organizations to best serve our customer's needs:  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Securities and Exchange Commission
     
  • Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc.
     
  • Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
     
  • Kiekover, Scholma & Shumaker, P.C.
     
  • Warner, Norcross & Judd
     
  • Macatawa Bank
     
  • Standard and Poors Corp.
     
  • Valueline Investment
     
  • Morningstar
     
  • Grandville Chamber of Commerce
     
  • RBC Dain Correspondent Services


    SIPC & Additional Coverage for Client Accounts:

    Royal Securities and our clearing firm, RBC Dain Correspondent Services, a division of RBC Dain Rauscher™ are members of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC). SIPC is a nonprofit membership corporation funded by its member security broker-dealers. SIPC protects the securities clients of its members in the event of the failure of a member firm. SIPC reimburses clients the cash value of their securities up to $500,000 per client. Any cash in a client's account would be reimbursed by SIPC up to $100,000 (reducing the $500,000 above). RBC Dain Rauscher has purchased an additional policy from Lloyd's of London. This policy provides additional asset protection up to $99.5 million per SIPC qualified account (of which $900,000 may be in cash), subject to a total maximum aggregate of $400 million for RBC Dain Rauscher.

    RBC Dain Rauscher also offers protection if a client’s securities are missing because of theft by an outsider, computer fraud or theft by an employee for personal gain. In such cases, the firm’s CAN $310
    million Financial Institution Bond coverage would cover the client’s losses, subject to that policy’s terms, conditions and limits.

    Note: Neither SIPC protection, nor protection in excess of that offered by SIPC, covers a decline in the value of a client’s assets due to market loss. Additional information is available upon request or at www.sipc.org.

    Whether this is your first step in investing or whether you are an experienced investor but new to our firm, we welcome you as our customer. You may be certain that we will try to serve you to your satisfaction.

    When you open an account with us, naturally we need to know such things as your name, address, and social security number. We also suggest that you discuss your investment goals thoroughly with your account executive. The more we know about your circumstances and financial aims, the better we are prepared to help you.

    It is our practice to mail you a written confirmation of every transaction on the day your order is executed. This confirmation gives the quantity and name of the security, net cost or proceeds, commission, plus any taxes or fees. You should keep your confirmations for tax-reporting purposes, as you would any receipt.

    Because of Federal laws with which we must comply, it is necessary to settle transactions for the purchase or sale of securities on the third business day after the transaction (T+3). If you purchase stock, we must receive prompt payment so we can pay the seller on the settlement date. If you sell stock, we must receive your certificate(s) in time to deliver
    them to the buyer. Normally, proceeds of a sale are available at our office on settlement date. Your confirmation will include all this information.

    In addition, we mail a complete record of your account to help you periodically, showing any securities and cash held by us for your account and any activity that has taken place since the preceding statement. Statements should be reviewed for accuracy upon receipt and should be retained for income tax purposes. Each year our independent public accountants conduct an audit of our books. If you have cash or securities in your account at that time, the auditing firm will ask you to verify the accuracy of your statement, a copy of which is sent to all our customers.

    Our account executives have knowledge and experience to help answer you questions about investing. They can help you evaluate you objectives in light of the risks and rewards for different types of securities.

    You are under no obligation whatsoever by calling for information or coming in to see us. We are always happy to talk to you at any time. Our account executives are here to help you with your investment program and are your personal guides to the world of investing.