Emile Hallez

Emile Hallez is ESG editor at InvestmentNews. Previously he was U.S. news editor for ESG Clarity, covered retirement at InvestmentNews, and worked as a reporter and associate editor at Ignites, a Financial Times publication. Prior to his work in financial journalism, he cut his teeth as a reporter at Evergreen Newspapers, a small chain of community papers in Colorado. Going back even farther in time, he worked as a technician at a tissue bank, making bone, soft tissue and skin grafts. Emile is passionate about cycling, rock climbing, and environmental and animal rights issues. He can often be found exploring the woods of Maine with his wife, Meika, and rescue mutts Piper and Buckey.

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At Boeing, pension plan is up in the air, and 401(k) is grounded
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 24, 2024
At Boeing, pension plan is up in the air, and 401(k) is grounded

Union machinists reject an offer from the company that included a 35 percent pay increase and up to a 12 percent annual contribution from the company toward workers' 401(k)s.

Deficit spending, a boost for AI, and what to expect post-election in the markets
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS OCT 23, 2024
Deficit spending, a boost for AI, and what to expect post-election in the markets

The deficit will remain high or increase regardless, and some sectors will benefit from regulation stances more so than others, panelists at Franklin Templeton said.

SEC gives nod to options trading for spot bitcoin ETFs
INVESTING ETFS OCT 21, 2024
SEC gives nod to options trading for spot bitcoin ETFs

The regulator approved amended requests for rule changes by CBOE and NYSE American to allow options trade for several spot bitcoin ETFs.

What advisors tell clients amid endless data breaches
YOUR PRACTICE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT OCT 18, 2024
What advisors tell clients amid endless data breaches

Data breaches are so common it's helpful to act as if one's information is already widely available, one advisor warns.

A quarter of advisors don't have their own estate plans
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 17, 2024
A quarter of advisors don't have their own estate plans

Yet vast majority are staunch advocates for estate planning.

Why the US lags globally in retirement security
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 16, 2024
Why the US lags globally in retirement security

It's not just about the shift from pensions to 401(k)s, as highly rated countries offer higher contribution limits and more flexibility to workers.

Options, margin trading a rising source of income for online brokerages, report suggests
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS OCT 16, 2024
Options, margin trading a rising source of income for online brokerages, report suggests

As trading fees are all but extinct, online brokerages have been seeing more business among investors who want to trade options or on margin, data reveals.

Raymond James, hit by two hurricanes, gives assistance to workers
NEWS INDUSTRY NEWS OCT 14, 2024
Raymond James, hit by two hurricanes, gives assistance to workers

The company has raised funds in both its Friends of Raymond James nonprofit and for community support, following Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Another AI-washing case shows where SEC is headed
NEWS REGULATION AND LEGISLATION OCT 11, 2024
Another AI-washing case shows where SEC is headed

The Securities and Exchange Commission has focused on "black-and-white" allegations of AI washing, but that could broaden out to a gray area that may loop in more financial services companies, a lawyer says.

Milton adds to climate-change worries for retirees
RETIREMENT RETIREMENT PLANNING OCT 10, 2024
Milton adds to climate-change worries for retirees

The hurricane is the latest severe-weather event in a retirement destination, underscoring the concerns about climate change that clients bring up, financial planners say.