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DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Sherman is managing bond portfolios defensively in a time of heavy AI spending and possible Fed rate hikes.
The six new portfolios, which are expected to launch later this year, will invest from 12% to 20% of assets in private credit and real estate.
Yields are stable, Fed interest-rate cuts are off the table, and increasing market volatility is adding to the allure of cash-like investments.
In our monthly newsletter focusing on women financial advisors, we cover how women are faring in wealth management.
Businesses that operate oil and gas pipelines and storage facilities are attractive because of increased demand for energy, as well as their newfound stability and high yields.
A key investing theme this decade is increasingly severe supply chain and energy shocks, says Mike Pyle, the deputy head of BlackRock’s portfolio management group.
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A new crop of new high-yielding ETFs invest in niche income vehicles called autocallable yield notes. They have appeal, but are far from risk-free.
Denver-based Brown and Company is Modern Wealth’s 21st deal since it launched three years ago.
Kintra, which brings together firms that manage $4 billion in assets, plans to add more advisors to its network.
In our monthly newsletter focusing on women financial advisors, we cover how women are faring in wealth management.
Some asset managers are limiting redemptions amid growing worries about private credit. Financial advisors explain how they help clients who want out.
The giant asset manager says it plans to invest up to $70 million a year to hire more than 100 new staffers and expand client centers on each coast.
Sadek Wahba sees opportunity in public-private partnerships.
Interest rates have hardly budged since the Supreme Court decision voiding most of Trump’s tariffs. Don’t get complacent.
These newfangled funds offer individual investors access to investments that were once primarily the domain of institutional investors.
The new separately managed accounts are oriented around specific goals and include seven underlying private funds.
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