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Private infrastructure rebounds as investors pile into mega-funds, report reveals
ALTERNATIVES MAR 24, 2026
Private infrastructure rebounds as investors pile into mega-funds, report reveals

New study shows fundraising surge, $1.6T AUM and widening sector bets.

By Steve Randall
AI upends software secondaries as durability replaces growth in pricing risk
ALTERNATIVES MAR 24, 2026
AI upends software secondaries as durability replaces growth in pricing risk

HarbourVest managing director Scott Voss says investors must rethink valuation frameworks.

By Steve Randall
Blackstone’s giant BDC sees negative returns in February
ALTERNATIVES MAR 23, 2026
Blackstone’s giant BDC sees negative returns in February

Financial advisors’ sales of nontraded BDCs, which invest in private credit, have tanked in the past couple of months.

By Bruce Kelly
Crypto RIA Digital Ascension Group sees growing advisor demand: CEO
ALTERNATIVES MAR 23, 2026
Crypto RIA Digital Ascension Group sees growing advisor demand: CEO

“That’s a new business line for us,” says CEO Erin Friez.

By James Rogers
Iran conflict drags on but there are openings amid the market turmoil. This is what advisors need to know
EQUITIES MAR 23, 2026
Iran conflict drags on but there are openings amid the market turmoil. This is what advisors need to know

“Investors who are cash-heavy may consider being opportunistic,” says Clark Bellin, president and chief investment officer of Bellwether Wealth, in a statement.

By James Rogers
Mercer to boost private markets scale through AltamarCAM acquisition
ALTERNATIVES MAR 23, 2026
Mercer to boost private markets scale through AltamarCAM acquisition

Purchase of $22B alternatives specialist aims to meet rising global demand for private assets.

By Steve Randall
Trump’s Hormuz ultimatum jolts markets as oil shock fears ripple across global economy
EQUITIES MAR 22, 2026
Trump’s Hormuz ultimatum jolts markets as oil shock fears ripple across global economy

Energy supply risks mount and stocks retreat as US-Iran tensions threaten key shipping corridor.

By Steve Randall
Advisors have yet more market volatility to contend with as Russell 2000 enters correction territory
EQUITIES MAR 20, 2026
Advisors have yet more market volatility to contend with as Russell 2000 enters correction territory

The Russell 2000’s correction adds to the market volatility that advisors and their clients are dealing with.

By James Rogers
FINRA bars Ex-Pruco broker who took $500k+ commissions from forged clients’ signatures
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES MAR 20, 2026
FINRA bars Ex-Pruco broker who took $500k+ commissions from forged clients’ signatures

Regulator says Avinesh Shankar used electronic signature software to submit 115 annuity applications tied to 64 customers.

By Leo Almazora
What’s next for the magnificent 7?
EQUITIES MAR 20, 2026
What’s next for the magnificent 7?

Seven advisors offer their 2026 outlooks for the once-spectacular septet.

By Gregg Greenberg
Capital Group: ETFs can help advisors improve practice management, succession planning
ETFS MAR 20, 2026
Capital Group: ETFs can help advisors improve practice management, succession planning

“Tax efficiency is usually the number one thing that people think about,” said Scott Davis, head of ETFs at Capital Group.

By James Rogers
Battle for Hormuz shakes markets as oil swings and Treasury yields climb
EQUITIES MAR 20, 2026
Battle for Hormuz shakes markets as oil swings and Treasury yields climb

Military effort to reopen shipping chokepoint stokes supply hopes, inflation fears and bond volatility.

By Steve Randall
Geopolitical complacency, AI divergence and bond value shape asset allocation outlook
EQUITIES MAR 20, 2026
Geopolitical complacency, AI divergence and bond value shape asset allocation outlook

Investors may be underpricing conflict risks as bonds, emerging markets and AI trends reshape portfolios.

By Steve Randall
Home-flipping investors haven't seen profits this low since 2008
ALTERNATIVES MAR 20, 2026
Home-flipping investors haven't seen profits this low since 2008

Higher purchase costs, thin margins and fewer deals challenge property investors nationwide.

By Steve Randall
The Federal Reserve isn’t budging on interest rates. This is what it means for advisors
EQUITIES MAR 19, 2026
The Federal Reserve isn’t budging on interest rates. This is what it means for advisors

“The next phase belongs to companies that can grow without relying on lower rates,” said Gina Bolvin, president of Bolvin Wealth Management.

By James Rogers
Fixed income regains its footing as volatility reshapes investor strategy, says Yulia Alekseeva
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAR 19, 2026
Fixed income regains its footing as volatility reshapes investor strategy, says Yulia Alekseeva

MissionSquare’s head of fixed income speaks with InvestmentNews.

By Steve Randall
What’s burning out today’s equity traders? Poll reveals a very modern cause of stress
EQUITIES MAR 19, 2026
What’s burning out today’s equity traders? Poll reveals a very modern cause of stress

The survey of buy-side traders reveals the biggest causes of workplace pressure.

By Steve Randall
Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady again, remains unbowed in face of Trump pressure
FIXED INCOME MAR 18, 2026
Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady again, remains unbowed in face of Trump pressure

Recent economic indicators have fueled speculation that the Fed would continue its conservative approach to interest rates.

By James Rogers
Private credit jitters ripple to fund with consumer loan holdings
ALTERNATIVES MAR 18, 2026
Private credit jitters ripple to fund with consumer loan holdings

Stone Ridge fund with BNPL exposure curbs redemptions as Fed analysis of CFPB data unpacks growth and risks in the sector.

By Leo Almazora
SEC’s new crypto interpretation draws clearer line for advisors
ALTERNATIVES MAR 18, 2026
SEC’s new crypto interpretation draws clearer line for advisors

Joint SEC–CFTC move clarifies treatment of digital commodities, collectibles, tools, stablecoins and tokenized securities.

By Leo Almazora