Evan Simonoff

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Annuity Aversion, Pension Envy

by Evan Simonoff

Lacking pensions, many Americans dislike annuities, but do they have a choice?

Consolidation Models Emerge

by Evan Simonoff

Since Banyan founder Peter Raimondi started his firm in 2008, he’s done seven acquisitions and, with Boston Private, has now created a $9 billion RIA...

Gundlach Details How Demographics Will Alter Housing, Hurt Home Builders

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Home ownership won't drive the economy the way it used to as renters rule and more millennials reject ownership, DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach predicts.

Focus Diversifies, Buys Stake In Flynn Family Office

by FA Staff

Focus Financial Partners is diversifying into the family office business by acquiring a major stake in Flynn Family Office, a multifamily office with a specialty in serving hedge fund managers and...

Big RIAs Focus On Building Enduring Firms, Schwab Finds

by FA Staff

Large RIAs want to create firms with expanded ownership, institutionalized management practices and greater depth of service, according to Schwab Advisor Services' eighth annual benchmarking survey.

Is Hubris A Threat?

by Evan Simonoff

Six years ago, a leading consultant to the advisory business told me that every major metropolitan market in the nation was about to host at least one RIA firm with $1 billion in assets or more.

Bogle Questions Romney’s IRA, DFA’s Proxy Voting Strategy

by Evan Simonoff

Vanguard's founder questioned whether former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney didn’t take excessive advantage of the tax-deferred status of his IRA.

Pimco's Gross Unveils Three Secrets To Long-Term Outperformance

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Despite bad press, Pimco's chief investment officer says his company's strategies are still paying off.

Understanding The Value Traps In Emerging Markets

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Why have emerging markets lagged big time? It could be problems of value and misallocation of capital.

Gundlach Sees Dollar, Gold Rising As 30-Year Treasurys Trounce Junk

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DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach sees the dollar breaking out to the upside thanks to a combination of global demographics and cheap money policies in Japan and Europe.

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