The Investment Company Institute, SIFMA and other industry groups argue the bipartisan GROWTH Act would end "harmful double-effect" of surprise tax bills.
The markdown in a niche direct loan is sharpening focus on how semi-liquid funds handle redemption spikes from clients.
The end of Fed enforcement officially frees the bank from restrictive public consent orders for the first time since the notorious 2016 fake-accounts scandal.
The firms are tapping seasoned executives to spearhead national expansion, advisor recruitment, and ultra-wealth family engagement amid growing competition in the multi-family office space.
Meanwhile, Mariner makes a strategic expansion into property and casualty insurance, and Wealth Enhancement plants its first stake in Kansas with a $1.2 billion advisor team.
Morningstar analyst argues incentive fees in private credit semiliquid funds are often harder to compare and easier to earn than many prospectuses let on.
Crypto markets regain ground just as a multi-trillion-dollar fight over yield-bearing deposits intensifies in Washington.
Advisor360 survey finds planners eager to use automation to expand tax, retirement, and planning services while betting on human skills to strengthen client relationships.
Strong markets and disciplined saving lifted balances across generations, but rising withdrawals and financial stress hint at a K‑shaped retirement reality.
Big Tech’s rebound, Fed rate-cut hopes and a late-year broadening of the rally weren’t enough to lift the average active manager above index returns.
