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Katie Greifeld
Issuers are racing to tap into one of the investing world's hottest trends.
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Chris Hughes
Boss Larry Fink is at it again, splashing out on an alternative asset manager. It's risky, but he can afford it.
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Karen DeMasters
Alternative investments provide clients with diversification needed for portfolio growth, the firm's leaders say.
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Christian Dass
Large investors have increasingly turned to binary contracts that can hedge mounting risks.
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Natalia Kniazhevich
As stocks hit record highs and the macroeconomic environment improves, IPO prospects have brightened.
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Justina Lee
With its new tax-optimization product, the firm wants to go beyond offsetting capital gains.
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Tracey Longo
Hybrid advisor James Burleson allegedly received over $1.8 million from preferential trading on Schwab's platform.
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Edward Hayes
The firm continues to seek ways to help advisors increase their efficiency through AI.
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Nishant Kumar
Assets managed by multistrategy hedge funds dropped slightly to $366 billion this year.
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Allison McNeely
Critics argue that private equity doesn't belong in 401(k)s because of higher fees and more risk.
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Silla Brush
The investment giant is moving to compete with the biggest players in private markets.
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Annie Massa, Ben Stupples
Family office allocations to secondaries, where backers of closely held companies sell stakes to others, have surged.
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Justina Lee
Investors have historically had a hard time measuring the performance of private securities.
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Michael Smith, Anna J Kaiser
The Citadel founder has spent $12 million to defeat a referendum on legalizing recreational marijuana in Florida.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
Private credit, infrastructure, secondaries and multi-family real estate are the best bets, they say.
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Laura Benitez
It's the latest example of money managers creating private-investment offerings for individual investors.
