James Rogers

An award winning journalist, James Rogers joined InvestmentNews in January 2026 after spending more than three years as a financial columnist at Dow Jones' MarketWatch. He previously worked at Financial Times Specialist, Fox News, and the Street.com, where he was the Managing Editor. He is a former Strictly Financials Fellow at the Reynolds Center for Business Journalism and previously embedded with the U.S. military in Afghanistan. He is a long-suffering fan of the English soccer team Everton. 

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REX Shares takes aim at space and data centers with new leveraged ETFs
ETFS MAY 27, 2026
REX Shares takes aim at space and data centers with new leveraged ETFs

The ETFs harness the daily performance of AST SpaceMobile and Lumentum Holdings.

From firefighter pensions to KKR: How early alts exposure helped shape Doug Krupa
ALTERNATIVES MAY 27, 2026
From firefighter pensions to KKR: How early alts exposure helped shape Doug Krupa

Krupa’s dad talked the young Doug out of following in his footsteps and becoming a firefighter.

Lawyer exits case of former JPMorgan Chase banker whose sexual assault claims went viral
REGULATION, LEGAL & COMPLIANCE MAY 26, 2026
Lawyer exits case of former JPMorgan Chase banker whose sexual assault claims went viral

Chirayu Rana’s lawsuit has garnered massive attention on Wall Street.

Most Americans are at risk of outliving their retirement savings
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAY 26, 2026
Most Americans are at risk of outliving their retirement savings

People are living longer, but new research warns that many may outlive their savings.

Earnings season proved sunny, but advisors warn of potential summer storm ahead for stocks
EQUITIES MAY 26, 2026
Earnings season proved sunny, but advisors warn of potential summer storm ahead for stocks

“With earnings season over for the next couple of months, the likelihood of a summer selloff is high,” said Dennis Follmer, chief investment officer at Montis Financial.

Why cryptocurrency can be an estate planning 'nightmare'
ALTERNATIVES MAY 22, 2026
Why cryptocurrency can be an estate planning 'nightmare'

Cryptocurrency keys, and who holds them, add new levels of complexity to the estate planning process, warns Stacy Francis, president of Francis Financial.

Elite Consulting Partners grabs 3xEquity to boost advisor succession planning, M&A support
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT MAY 21, 2026
Elite Consulting Partners grabs 3xEquity to boost advisor succession planning, M&A support

“Enterprise value has become one of the most important strategic conversations happening inside advisory firms today,” said Elite Consulting Partners CEO Frank LaRosa.

Polen Capital aims to boost advisor choice with active growth equity ETFs
ETFS MAY 21, 2026
Polen Capital aims to boost advisor choice with active growth equity ETFs

“Many advisors continue to seek more tax-efficient ways to access differentiated active strategies,” said Laura Graff, head of product strategy at Polen.

Fed minutes raise specter of rate hikes. This is what it means for advisors
EQUITIES MAY 20, 2026
Fed minutes raise specter of rate hikes. This is what it means for advisors

The Fed minutes are a reminder that inflation remains the main concern, says Gina Bolvin, president of Bolvin Wealth Management Group.

Kevin Warsh could favor a rate hike, not a cut, amid inflation, say Charles Schwab analysts
EQUITIES MAY 20, 2026
Kevin Warsh could favor a rate hike, not a cut, amid inflation, say Charles Schwab analysts

"We assume he’ll try to have a lower rate bias, but inflation above 2% will make that difficult," said Charles Schwab’s Collin Martin.