Gregg Greenberg

InvestmentNews

Gregg Greenberg

Senior Writer, Anchor

30 years experience

Gregg's specialty topics

Markets Retirement planning ETFs

Gregg Greenberg is the multimedia anchor and retirement and planning editor at InvestmentNews, where he covers financial advisor practice management, retirement strategies, equities, and personal finance across video, audio, and editorial formats. He brings more than two decades of financial journalism experience to the role, including 13-plus years as lead anchor and personal finance writer at TheStreet, where he interviewed CEOs, fund managers, and institutional investors, and hosted The Real Story podcast. Prior to joining InvestmentNews, he served as General Manager of Media at the C-Suite Network.

Earlier in his career, he worked in sales at Lehman Brothers and Fleet Bank — experience that informs his practitioner-level understanding of financial markets and client-facing wealth management. Gregg holds an MBA from Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management and an undergraduate degree in history from Amherst College.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“The financial markets are always exciting to follow and write about. Every day is a new challenge.”

Awards and recognition

  • Webby award
  • Tabbie award
  • APEX award

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Financial advisors tweaking bond portfolios as rate cuts approach
FIXED INCOME SEP 13, 2024
Financial advisors tweaking bond portfolios as rate cuts approach

Wealth managers are adding protection and modifying duration as the Fed prepares to cut rates.

Going beyond DEI. How to 'Lead Bigger' by leveraging inclusion
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 13, 2024
Going beyond DEI. How to 'Lead Bigger' by leveraging inclusion

In her new book 'Lead Bigger,' former AT&T executive Ann Chow explains how today's leader can leverage inclusion to grow their business.

AI-boom has advisors looking for power plays
EQUITIES SEP 12, 2024
AI-boom has advisors looking for power plays

Soaring power usage due to the AI-revolution is causing wealth managers to look far and wide for energy investments.

'Crypto could become a standard sleeve in diversified portfolios'
ALTERNATIVES SEP 11, 2024
'Crypto could become a standard sleeve in diversified portfolios'

A new report reveals that digital assets are increasingly being recommended by wealth managers.

September is historically a scary month for stocks. Why not "market time" it?
EQUITIES SEP 10, 2024
September is historically a scary month for stocks. Why not "market time" it?

September seasonality is once again weighing on stocks. Advisors discuss how they handle the market's trickiest month.

Woo-hoo! Football is back! Wealth managers offer their NFL picks
RIA NEWS SEP 09, 2024
Woo-hoo! Football is back! Wealth managers offer their NFL picks

Wealth managers rejoice. Stocks may be sliding, but the NFL season is starting.

Wired for success: Advisors reveal their best-in-class tech
FINTECH SEP 09, 2024
Wired for success: Advisors reveal their best-in-class tech

InvestmentNews goes back to school to learn what tech has added most value to advisors’ practices.

Advisors still positive on private equity despite recovery in publicly traded stocks
EQUITIES SEP 06, 2024
Advisors still positive on private equity despite recovery in publicly traded stocks

The comeback in publicly traded stocks and bonds is complete. So what are advisors doing with all the private equity they added since the 2022 market selloff?

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross reflects on Washington, Wall Street and Trump
RIA NEWS SEP 05, 2024
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross reflects on Washington, Wall Street and Trump

Once known as Wall Street's "King of Bankruptcy," Wilbur Ross discusses his journey from billionaire investor to Trump's Secretary of Commerce.

Advisors weigh in on Vice President's wealth tax proposal
RIA NEWS SEP 03, 2024
Advisors weigh in on Vice President's wealth tax proposal

Vice President Kamala Harris's proposed tax on billionaires creates a lot of questions for financial advisors, especially when it comes to taxing unrealized capital gains.