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“The 2025 tariffs caused difficulties in the market,” said Mark Zalatoris, CEO of the Inland Real Estate Income Trust Inc. “Investors in real estate are looking at uncertainty."
A hoped-for breakout year in 2025 failed to materialize as the October crypto crash dragged down the already struggling corner of the alts space.
A new study shows there is a lot more room for private market assets in client portfolios and wealth managers expect to make progress filling that space in 2026.
Home sales will also rise next year, experts say, with growth estimates ranging from 1.7% to 14%.
Wealth managers see more crypto assets entering model portfolios in the coming year now that Vanguard and Bank of America have approved them for clients.
"These crypto platforms are where broker-dealers were in the 1980s in terms of supervision," said a plaintiff's attorney.
Launch comes amid post-GENIUS Act push by Wall Street firms to bring money-market strategies and collateral tools onto public blockchains.
Cerity’s $10 million stake gives its advisors a front-row role in NPM-run liquidity programs, with planning support tied to employee tender proceeds.
New survey shows advisors deepening alts allocations and leaning on tech as access widens to more clients.
Financial advisors explain why they are looking for another strong performance for precious metals in the coming year.
Most advisors see double-digit upside for the S&P 500 next year, as well as risks of a correction, at least two Fed cuts, and geopolitical uncertainty.
The new Aria portal pulls in technology from Luma and SUBSCRIBE as advisors look to streamline workflows across public and private markets.
"They had to change their name," a business professor told CNBC.com. "Their old name had negative value to it."
“I’m still skeptical about cryptocurrency and Bitcoin,” said one senior industry executive. “What’s underlying it?”
Michael Patterson, founding partner of HPS Investment Partners, said his firm came close to going public before ultimately selling to BlackRock and later investing in the $38 billion RIA Lido Advisors.
The world's second-largest asset manager has capitulated on its long-held anti-crypto stance in the face of persistent retail and institutional demand.
