Facing The Tough Questions

It’s safe to say that everyone will be affected in some way if the tax plan is approved.

As I sit down to write the editor’s note for our fall issue, it’s difficult trying to focus my words on private wealth, this issue’s articles and wealth management in general.

All About Culture

Business mergers usually begin with great hope and celebration, yet studies show that well over 50% of them result in misery for the employees and shareholders involved...

An Isle For The Apoc

Some wealthy families have spent millions to reserve luxury condominiums that have been built in abandoned missile silos in Kansas.

Brexit U.S.A.?

Whatever the underlying forces that caused the most stunning upset in modern U.S. presidential history, they are probably not done exerting themselves.

This ‘Uncertainty’ Is Not A Cliché

As we all know, investors hate uncertainty, but it’s hard for the topic not to sound trite.

Hazard(s) Ahead

The sources of possible future calamity, depending on whom you ask, include a recession.

Decisions, Decisions

There seems to be no end to the drama hanging over the U.S. as we prepare to close out 2015.

The Renaissance Advisor

There probably was a time when being a successful financial advisor meant you just had to be one of those “good with numbers” people.

Taking The High Road

Among the more fascinating trends in the ultra-wealthy marketplace in recent years are the creative paths investors have blazed to break away from so-called “traditional” investing.