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Texting Santa! Wealth managers reveal their technology wish lists for 2026
TECHNOLOGY DEC 01, 2025
Texting Santa! Wealth managers reveal their technology wish lists for 2026

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.

By Gregg Greenberg
Goldman inks $2B deal for Innovator as buffer ETF case grows among advisors
ETFS DEC 01, 2025
Goldman inks $2B deal for Innovator as buffer ETF case grows among advisors

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.

By Leo Almazora
Annuity owners lead in retirement confidence as more investors seek guarantees
RETIREMENT PLANNING DEC 01, 2025
Annuity owners lead in retirement confidence as more investors seek guarantees

Surveys show annuity owners feel more secure about retirement timing as interest rises among non-owners

By Steve Randall
AI, rates, and the new digital gold rush: What’s next for infrastructure?
ALTERNATIVES DEC 01, 2025
AI, rates, and the new digital gold rush: What’s next for infrastructure?

Palistar Capital’s Joshua Oboler sees a powerful new phase of digital-infrastructure investment

By Steve Randall
Apollo PE co-head sees the end of ‘low-quality’ returns
ALTERNATIVES NOV 26, 2025
Apollo PE co-head sees the end of ‘low-quality’ returns

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."

By Bloomberg
Bank of America flags prediction markets as emerging credit risk
ALTERNATIVES NOV 26, 2025
Bank of America flags prediction markets as emerging credit risk

Strategists issue warning on sports betting among investors as Robinhood goes all-in on its events contracts business.

By Leo Almazora
NYC’s Lander recommends dropping $42B BlackRock mandate
RETIREMENT PLANNING NOV 26, 2025
NYC’s Lander recommends dropping $42B BlackRock mandate

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.

By Bloomberg
De-dollarization is real, and advisors need a plan
ETFS NOV 25, 2025
De-dollarization is real, and advisors need a plan

Ed Lopez, Head of Product at VanEck, discusses the factors opening the door to emerging market bonds, alternatives and private markets.

Advisors remain positive despite murky market environment
EQUITIES NOV 25, 2025
Advisors remain positive despite murky market environment

An increasingly uncertain economy mixed with a Federal Reserve on the fence is decreasing visibility for wealth managers – yet they remain optimistic.

By Gregg Greenberg
Institutional investors bracing for choppy 2026: Natixis
EQUITIES NOV 25, 2025
Institutional investors bracing for choppy 2026: Natixis

Survey reveals plans to hedge across active strategies, alternatives, and defensive equities amid emerging AI fears and recession risks.

By Leo Almazora
Americans to increase holiday spending to $2,800 despite mounting financial pressures
EQUITIES NOV 25, 2025
Americans to increase holiday spending to $2,800 despite mounting financial pressures

Consumers brace for higher costs as holiday spending climbs nearly 60% from last year.

By Steve Randall
Thematic fund momentum returns as $779bn market rebounds, but long-term odds stay slim
ETFS NOV 25, 2025
Thematic fund momentum returns as $779bn market rebounds, but long-term odds stay slim

Global funds climb to three-year peak, but survival and outperformance remain uphill.

By Steve Randall
Financial advisors assess risks, rewards of investing in infrastructure
EQUITIES NOV 24, 2025
Financial advisors assess risks, rewards of investing in infrastructure

Wealth managers are allocating more client dollars to infrastructure investments, both public and private, thanks to the explosion of AI.

By Gregg Greenberg
Asset managers brace for margin pressure as industry swells to $200 trillion, PwC warns
EQUITIES NOV 24, 2025
Asset managers brace for margin pressure as industry swells to $200 trillion, PwC warns

Even with continued profits in private markets, report projects just two-fifths of firms are set to thrive by 2030 amid chronic cost challenges.

By Bloomberg
Bessent says overall US recession is not ahead, predicts 'very strong' 2026
EQUITIES NOV 24, 2025
Bessent says overall US recession is not ahead, predicts 'very strong' 2026

Treasury Secretary defends administration's economic strategy, acknowledges sectoral downturns.

By Steve Randall
How advisors create financial plans when they don't manage all a client's assets
EQUITIES NOV 21, 2025
How advisors create financial plans when they don't manage all a client's assets

Wealth managers often have to create holistic financial plans without having all a client's assets under their management. This is how they do it.

By Gregg Greenberg
RIAs expanded their ETF holdings amid 'full refresh' in Q3
ETFS NOV 20, 2025
RIAs expanded their ETF holdings amid 'full refresh' in Q3

New analysis by AdvizorPro RIAs with new ETF allocations more than double those paring back, with high-fee ETF usage reflecting "a more conservative stance" amid macro uncertainty.

By Leo Almazora
Advisors warm up to emerging energy plays in client portfolios
EQUITIES NOV 20, 2025
Advisors warm up to emerging energy plays in client portfolios

Wealth managers say AI and other new technologies are changing the way they invest in energy in client portfolios.

By Gregg Greenberg
Buffett’s Alphabet blessing puts valuation paradox back in focus
EQUITIES NOV 20, 2025
Buffett’s Alphabet blessing puts valuation paradox back in focus

With its historically lofty price relative to earnings, the Google parent's future leadership in search and AI is once again a burning question.

By Bloomberg
Blue Owl money machine sputters in face of private credit cracks
ALTERNATIVES NOV 20, 2025
Blue Owl money machine sputters in face of private credit cracks

Co-president Craig Packer insists "there's no emergency here" as U-turn on plan to merge two of its funds earlier this month sparks new scrutiny.

By Bloomberg