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Private sector job losses soar, raising chance of more Fed cuts
FIXED INCOME OCT 01, 2025
Private sector job losses soar, raising chance of more Fed cuts

Amid shutdown furor, data report has taken on outsized significance.

Investors pocket gains from bets on risky corner of stock market
EQUITIES SEP 30, 2025
Investors pocket gains from bets on risky corner of stock market

Small-cap investors appear to be gaining some confidence despite history.

By Bloomberg
Why data, not AI, is the foundation for the next stage in wealth tech
ALTERNATIVES SEP 29, 2025
Why data, not AI, is the foundation for the next stage in wealth tech

As private market products surge, experts say standardization and strong partnerships will be crucial to sustainable AI adoption for advisors.

By Leo Almazora
Equity compensation emerges as key retirement tool for American workers, Schwab says
EQUITIES SEP 29, 2025
Equity compensation emerges as key retirement tool for American workers, Schwab says

Almost half in a recent survey called stock plans a "must-have," with equity comp being used to help with retirement, education expenses, and debt payments.

By Leo Almazora
Americans' record stock exposure raises questions for advisors
EQUITIES SEP 29, 2025
Americans' record stock exposure raises questions for advisors

With equities now making up nearly half of US households' financial assets, experts warn that market swings could have broader financial consequences.

By Leo Almazora
Advisors see long-term care as critical piece of retirement planning
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES SEP 29, 2025
Advisors see long-term care as critical piece of retirement planning

As health care costs rise, more wealth managers are speaking with clients about long term care options. Here's what they are saying.

By Gregg Greenberg
SEC edges closer to decision on ETF share classes
ETFS SEP 29, 2025
SEC edges closer to decision on ETF share classes

The regulator's impending response to a 2023 application by Dimensional Fund Advisors could open the door to a broader boom of dual share-class mutual fund products.

By Leo Almazora
Four signals point to an extended bull market, says Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management CIO
EQUITIES SEP 29, 2025
Four signals point to an extended bull market, says Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management CIO

Darrell Cronk says market growth could continue through 2026 and potentially beyond.

By Steve Randall
SEC seeks public input on reviving mortgage-backed securities market
FIXED INCOME SEP 26, 2025
SEC seeks public input on reviving mortgage-backed securities market

The Securities and Exchange Commission is inviting feedback on regulatory barriers as it considers changes to revive RMBS and asset-backed securities offerings.

By Leo Almazora
Private market assets may be booming, but they are not for every investor
ALTERNATIVES SEP 26, 2025
Private market assets may be booming, but they are not for every investor

Advisors are increasingly adding private market assets to client portfolios, yet liquidity concerns should not be underestimated.

By Gregg Greenberg
How can advisors keep pace with the evolution of ETFs?
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEP 26, 2025
How can advisors keep pace with the evolution of ETFs?

Dave Abner, NTAM's head of global ETFs speaks with InvestmentNews.

By Steve Randall
Custom models and alternatives are reshaping the advisor toolkit
ALTERNATIVES SEP 25, 2025
Custom models and alternatives are reshaping the advisor toolkit

Cerulli research shows a surge in demand, with RIAs and broker/dealers alike pursuing greater flexibility and tax efficiency.

By Leo Almazora
Employers ready for private market investments in DC plans
RETIREMENT PLANNING SEP 25, 2025
Employers ready for private market investments in DC plans

The newest survey from Empower adds to the growing evidence of support from advisors, participants, and other stakeholders.

By Leo Almazora
Sky-high S&P 500 signals ‘new normal,’ not bubble, BofA says
EQUITIES SEP 25, 2025
Sky-high S&P 500 signals ‘new normal,’ not bubble, BofA says

Wall Street worriers who say today's multiples recall the dot-com bubble are overlooking multiple factors, strategists argue.

By Bloomberg
Wirehouses lead alternatives adoption, RIAs face strategic crossroads
ALTERNATIVES SEP 24, 2025
Wirehouses lead alternatives adoption, RIAs face strategic crossroads

Survey reveals adoption gaps and opportunities for financial advisors across channels

By Steve Randall
SEC's new rules set stage for wave of crypto ETFs
ALTERNATIVES SEP 24, 2025
SEC's new rules set stage for wave of crypto ETFs

Asset managers eye dozens of new cryptocurrency ETF listings as the federal regulator streamlines approval process and shortens launch timelines.

By Leo Almazora
Grayscale's Brooke Stoddard talks crypto adoption, regulation, and ETFs' next growth phase
ALTERNATIVES SEP 23, 2025
Grayscale's Brooke Stoddard talks crypto adoption, regulation, and ETFs' next growth phase

"One thing that I'm really excited about is the largest wealth management platforms in the US getting comfortable with their advisors and clients accessing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs for the first time," Stoddard, head of wealth management platforms and due diligence, said.

By Andy Burt
Private equity leans on weaker credit safeguards, Moody’s says
ALTERNATIVES SEP 23, 2025
Private equity leans on weaker credit safeguards, Moody’s says

Covenants that have served as "red flag indicators" are receding as PE portfolio companies increasingly grapple with "overleveraged capital structures," according to report.

By Bloomberg
Prudential and LPL expand partnership with retirement income tie-up
RETIREMENT PLANNING SEP 22, 2025
Prudential and LPL expand partnership with retirement income tie-up

The partnership helps more advisors address Peak 65 clients' concerns with a new retirement income offering on LPL's managed accounts platform.

By Leo Almazora
Millionaires can buy their way into the US with some eligible for tax free option
EQUITIES SEP 22, 2025
Millionaires can buy their way into the US with some eligible for tax free option

Meanwhile, skilled workers will face a new $100K fee to acquire an H-1B visa.

By Steve Randall