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Markets look past US-Iran tensions with inflation, bank profits in focus
EQUITIES APR 10, 2026
Markets look past US-Iran tensions with inflation, bank profits in focus

While geopolitical strain persists, some key sectors highlight market resilience.

By Steve Randall
Nicholas Wealth Management touts ETF to capture Bitcoin’s overnight trading window
ETFS APR 09, 2026
Nicholas Wealth Management touts ETF to capture Bitcoin’s overnight trading window

Nicholas Wealth says the ETF can isolate Bitcoin’s overnight alpha while reducing exposure to global market volatility during trading hours.

By James Rogers
Advisors still using hedge funds despite Wall Street's PE push. Here's how.
EQUITIES APR 09, 2026
Advisors still using hedge funds despite Wall Street's PE push. Here's how.

Private equity may be getting a big push on Wall Street but wealth managers are still strategically using hedge funds to achieve client goals.

By Gregg Greenberg
Markets rally, but risks linger as Trump warns Iran ceasefire could unravel
EQUITIES APR 09, 2026
Markets rally, but risks linger as Trump warns Iran ceasefire could unravel

Fragile truce lifts stocks, but oil volatility and geopolitical risks cloud outlook.

By Steve Randall
Fed minutes reveal widening policy divide as inflation risks cloud rate-cut outlook
EQUITIES APR 09, 2026
Fed minutes reveal widening policy divide as inflation risks cloud rate-cut outlook

Investors face murky path as Fed weighs inflation persistence against growth risks.

By Steve Randall
Advisors agree that fine wine investment is poised for historic surge
ALTERNATIVES APR 08, 2026
Advisors agree that fine wine investment is poised for historic surge

Report reveals wealth managers expect growth of wine within portfolios.

By Steve Randall
Iran-US ceasefire under strain as Hormuz closure rattles energy markets
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
Iran-US ceasefire under strain as Hormuz closure rattles energy markets

Oil prices remain more than 40% above pre-war levels and ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has barely recovered, as the US-Iran ceasefire frays amid competing claims over its terms.

By Leo Almazora
Wedbush touts AI Power and Infrastructure ETF, tapping into latest energy boom
ETFS APR 08, 2026
Wedbush touts AI Power and Infrastructure ETF, tapping into latest energy boom

Wedbush’s Managing Director and Global Head of Technology Research Dan Ives has lent his name to another ETF.

By James Rogers
But what happens on day two? Advisors offer their outlooks following the ceasefire announcement
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
But what happens on day two? Advisors offer their outlooks following the ceasefire announcement

Wealth managers weigh on what they expect to happen amid the latest twists in the Iran conflict.

By Gregg Greenberg
Sobering outlook for private credit as Moody’s cuts outlook on BDCs to negative
ALTERNATIVES APR 08, 2026
Sobering outlook for private credit as Moody’s cuts outlook on BDCs to negative

“The implications of a Moody’s downgrade itself are that it damages confidence,” said a senior industry executive.

By Bruce Kelly
Goldman's private credit fund sidesteps redemption crunch that hit rivals
ALTERNATIVES APR 08, 2026
Goldman's private credit fund sidesteps redemption crunch that hit rivals

With more than $8 billion trapped across the industry and rivals capping withdrawals, the firm is now moving to capitalize on easing competition among lenders.

By Leo Almazora
Trump hits ‘pause’ on Iran war. This is what it means for advisors
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
Trump hits ‘pause’ on Iran war. This is what it means for advisors

“We see record highs in stocks by early fall,” says Robert Edwards, chief investment officer at Edwards Asset Management.

By James Rogers
Ceasefire announced: Oil below $100, US market futures up sharply
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
Ceasefire announced: Oil below $100, US market futures up sharply

But inflation and supply chain risks are still dominating underlying market sentiment.

By Steve Randall
AI set to dominate industrial automation revenues by 2030, Bain says
EQUITIES APR 08, 2026
AI set to dominate industrial automation revenues by 2030, Bain says

Consultancy flags rapid shift toward software, data and AI-driven industrial value creation

By Steve Randall
The age of interception and the future of defense investment
ETFS APR 07, 2026
The age of interception and the future of defense investment

As spending rises and priorities shift toward detection and interception, WisdomTree’s Sam Rines sees defense becoming a long-term feature of global capital allocation

By Manal Ali
BNY preps new version of Dreyfus charitable fund: ‘Clients can do well and do good’
MUTUAL FUNDS APR 07, 2026
BNY preps new version of Dreyfus charitable fund: ‘Clients can do well and do good’

“The client isn’t sacrificing any yield, any liquidity, this all comes out of our pocket, not theirs,” said Stephanie Pierce, deputy head of BNY Investments.

By James Rogers
Prudential Advisors adds two seasoned recruits overseeing $300M in client assets
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES APR 07, 2026
Prudential Advisors adds two seasoned recruits overseeing $300M in client assets

Firm continues recruiting push as experienced advisors seek flexibility, support, and growth.

By Steve Randall
AI ‘gold rush’ is rewriting the playbook for advisors but are you ready?
EQUITIES APR 07, 2026
AI ‘gold rush’ is rewriting the playbook for advisors but are you ready?

Compound Planning principal wealth advisor Nicholas Garcia tells InvestmentNews that rapid pre-IPO tender offers are forcing a rethink.

By Steve Randall
Markets close slightly up as Trump ties Hormuz reopening to Iran ceasefire, Tehran rejects proposal
EQUITIES APR 06, 2026
Markets close slightly up as Trump ties Hormuz reopening to Iran ceasefire, Tehran rejects proposal

Oil climbs and equities edge higher as investors track fragile diplomacy and rising risks.

By Steve Randall
Economists expect AI to lift growth, but not transform it — at least not yet
EQUITIES APR 06, 2026
Economists expect AI to lift growth, but not transform it — at least not yet

A sweeping new survey finds that experts across academia, industry and policy largely agree that artificial intelligence will reshape the economy — but disagree sharply about how much.

By Matthew Sellers