Bitcoin ETF took more than $4 billion post-election.
Trump win was bad news for funds exposed to renewables.
The results of Tuesday’s election create tailwinds for the wealth management industry.
The next president has proposed cutting Social Security benefits taxes, which would deplete the system faster. Bipartisan support is needed to pass reforms, observers say.
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Wealth managers offer strategies for portfolio protection against the scourge of inflation.
The broker-dealer giant's latest additions in Florida, North Carolina and Georgia are starting anew at RayJay's independent advisor channel.
The regulatory coalition is proposing revisions to its model rule governing broker-dealers, which would include aligning it with Reg BI principles.
The morning after election night, panelists at the InvestmentNews 2024 Women Advisors Summit talk about cooling emotions and staying steady for clients.
Central bankers led by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell may have to tread carefully on their rate-cutting path as Trump's policy proposals could upend the economic outlook.
Donald Trump will again be president next year, and with Republican majorities in Congress, some industries stand to benefit from regulatory cuts.
Devoe's latest tracking of deal activity for the month shows 39 record-breaking transactions, including four-fifths that featured private equity.
Trump Trades gain as Republicans win swing states, US Senate.
Potential returns from investing in homes set to be restrained for some time.
Billionaire's backing of Trump expected to be returned.
Crypto ETFs gain as investors weigh supportive regulations.
Positive overall reaction will vary by sector.
Wall Street titan warns of 'paralysis' in nature-related investment products.
For what it's worth, snapshot of contracts taken on polling day gives the former president a roughly six-to-four advantage over Vice President Kamala Harris.
“They have the skills to run huge companies, so why not focus on a start up?" one senior executive said.
