The InvestmentNews Podcast

The InvestmentNews Podcast

With Bruce Kelly

  • July 8, 2024
  • By Bruce Kelly

Veteran financial reporter Bruce Kelly takes the listener beyond the page, into the heart of the story. With exclusive interviews of industry leaders and the host’s depth of knowledge, this podcast dives deep into a few select topics. The listener will gain new insight into the financial services industry, while Bruce keeps it all moving with a lighthearted approach.

The Host

Bruce Kelly has written for InvestmentNews for more than two decades. He writes primarily about the brokerage industry and its myriad facets, from adviser pay and product sales to M&A.

Recent episodes
  • Episode 25
  • Dec 03, 2020

RPA Special Edition Part 1 - The Hot RPA M&A market

It seems like overnight that the retirement plan adviser mergers and acquisition market exploded fueled in part by a flood of private equity money.

RPA Special Edition Part 1 - The Hot RPA M&A market
  • Episode 24
  • Nov 30, 2020

How will global markets react to U.S. election? Jeffrey Kleintop on this and more

Schwab's chief global investment strategist Jeffrey Kleintop joins Jeff Benjamin and Bruce Kelly to chat about the global markets and how they'll react to the U.S. elections, the ongoing pandemic and Black Friday.

How will global markets react to U.S. election? Jeffrey Kleintop on this and more
  • Episode 23
  • Nov 23, 2020

On a tear! CI Financial scoops up U.S. RIAs at breathtaking pace

On a tear! CI Financial scoops up U.S. RIAs at breathtaking pace
  • Episode 22
  • Nov 16, 2020

A call for pro bono in financial services

Jeff Benjamin and Bruce Kelly welcome Jon Dauphine from FFP to discuss his group's call asking for advisers to commit to at least 25 hours of pro bono work a year.

A call for pro bono in financial services
  • Episode 21
  • Nov 10, 2020

2020 presidential election: Financial services will ‘be looking to play defense under Biden’

Jeff and Bruce talk with IN's D.C. correspondent, Mark Schoeff, about what advisers can expect from the incoming administration in terms of department heads, regulations, ESG and of course, taxes.

2020 presidential election: Financial services will ‘be looking to play defense under Biden’