The relationship between the US and China was turbulent in 2025. Wealth managers weigh in on how it will affect their client portfolios in the coming year.
Report highlights concerns around recession signals and overlooked income opportunities.
Global markets deliver strong returns, while EM and bond ETFs draw heightened attention.
The CEO and co-founder's personal stake in the active ETF firm is set to enjoy a ten-figure payday, based on details of the transaction and regulatory filings.
The world's second-largest asset manager has capitulated on its long-held anti-crypto stance in the face of persistent retail and institutional demand.
With nearly $90 billion in client assets, the Palo Alto-based fintech is eyeing an addressable market of digital natives projected to reach $140 trillion by 2045.
Gold and foreign stocks have provided shelter for advisors worried about volatility and valuations this year. But where do they expect to find safety in 2026?
AI-led investment could fuel US growth but increase leverage and market concentration, outlook says.
New data shows surging advisor appetite for semi-liquid alts despite education and trust challenges.
Nearly a dozen industry associations signed a letter of support for the Financial Exploitation Prevention Act, which would let mutual fund firms and transfer agents pause transactions if elder abuse is suspected.
The White House has reportedly granted clemency for private equity executive convicted over $1.6 billion GPB Capital scheme targeting thousands of investors.
Financial advisors say AI tools will be on their shopping lists for the coming year. They also discuss which technologies might not make the cut.
The deal, set to add $28 billion in assets, would vault the Wall Street giant among the top tier of active ETF providers as investors flock to defined outcome strategies for downside protection and smoother stock exposure.
Surveys show annuity owners feel more secure about retirement timing as interest rises among non-owners
Palistar Capital’s Joshua Oboler sees a powerful new phase of digital-infrastructure investment
David Sambur argues the surge in secondaries and continuation funds, driven by tough-to-sell assets, is bound to ebb as investors "vote with their feet."
Strategists issue warning on sports betting among investors as Robinhood goes all-in on its events contracts business.
The world's largest asset manager, which manages three of the city's pension funds, is on thin ice after allegedly falling short in its climate engagement efforts.
Ed Lopez, Head of Product at VanEck, discusses the factors opening the door to emerging market bonds, alternatives and private markets.
An increasingly uncertain economy mixed with a Federal Reserve on the fence is decreasing visibility for wealth managers – yet they remain optimistic.
