by Eric L. Reiner
Silvercrest Asset Management Group was built on many of the principles honed at bygone investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette.
by Caren Chesler
One of the scariest decisions a family business may face is whether to hand a key management position to someone outside the family circle.
by Michael Dolan, Lauren Hoard and Russ Alan Prince
Sports agents are responding to the increased demands of professional athletes by setting up their own multifamily offices.
by
Karen DeMasters
ExpertConsensus organizes panels of leading physicians to point its ailing clients toward advanced treatments.
by Joseph Geier and Melissa Jordan
It's time for advisors to trash the fancy reports and help clients achieve a clear understanding of their investments.
by Bob Shepro
Outside consultants offer an efficient way to deal with the high cost and complexity of today's wealth management technologies.
by Michael S. Fischer
Jerry Reinsdorf's Michigan Avenue Real Estate Group continues to find worthy investments in "busted" residential bank portfolios.
by David L. Donabedian
The fragile economy should continue to improve in 2011, but at a subdued pace that will require investors to rein in expectations.
by Kathryn W. Miree
If an endowment or other long-term gift is to withstand the ravages of time, it must be made flexible with clearly stated goals.
by Jan Alexander
The unsettled status of the estate tax shouldn't deter clients from taking care of their long-term wealth protection planning.
by Caren Chesler
Some of the nation's wealthy are taking their unhappiness about taxes to an extreme-by renouncing their U.S. citizenship.
by John Paolini
Clients need to update their jewelry insurance to reflect the rising price of gold and other precious metals.
by Russ Alan Prince
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