Private equity, real estate, and venture capital stand out as favored strategies, even as views on private credit turn more cautious.
Silver has passed the century mark at more than $100 an ounce, but advisors are split as to how long the metal's melt up will continue.
Wilshire’s Mark Perry tells InvestmentNews that performance gaps among alt managers are widening, leaving RIAs and investors with little room for error in private markets.
Investors weigh intervention risks, shifting Fed expectations, political uncertainty as the US dollar’s long bull run shows fresh signs of strain.
Private equity urgency, valuation resets and selective financing are reviving deal momentum, but realism on price remains key.
Home equity surges but wealth transfer recipients are likely to benefit rather than the wider US housing market.
Geopolitical unrest pushes precious metal to new heights and there may be more to come.
Global LP survey points to 2026 public listings, rising manager dispersion in private credit, and growing reliance on secondaries and co-investments.
Customization and private markets reshape high-net-worth portfolio strategy.
New capital stack strengthens acquisition engine and tech platform for independent creators.
Report considers where investors should pivot next, the breakthrough themes steering the 2026 innovation wave.
White House moves to curb institutional purchases of single-family rentals, with enforcement details still to be set by regulators.
Gold surges past $4,800 on Trump’s Davos remarks; stocks shoot up following details of future deal framework, with the president no longer imposing planned tariffs on Europe.
Trump’s Greenland tariff threats revive ‘sell America’ trade as global investors dump dollars, Treasurys, and equities.
Deal momentum builds for 2026 as advisors navigate selective growth, tech focus and liquidity innovation.
Report highlights the generational wealth wave forcing a new playbook for luxury real estate advice dubbed ‘nest investing’
Real estate investment trusts underperformed the overall market last year, but wealth managers say they may be worth another look in the coming months.
The Rams owner’s latest mega-deal spotlights how an elite circle of billionaires is amassing control over ranches and farmland as an asset class.
The Larry Fink-led asset manager posted strong inflows and fee growth to end 2025, while insisting credit conditions are stable in its core portfolios.
After a dismal year for venture capital investing in 2025, wealth managers decide whether to step up their allocations in 2026.
