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All-Time Market Highs Fueling Advisors’ Anxiety

The seemingly endless nearly-13-year bull market has engendered for many financial advisors a growing, uneasy feeling that has been known to develop into a downright anxiety over where to invest clients’ money.

11.05.21
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Asset Managers Expanding Access To Private Markets

Vanguard, T. Rowe Price, Macquarie Asset Management and Franklin Resources are among the firms.

11.05.21
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World’s Largest Pension Fund GPIF Has $17 Billion Gain

The world’s biggest pension fund had a 1.8 trillion yen ($17 billion) gain for its sixth straight quarter of positive returns, thanks to the strong performance of Japanese stocks.

11.05.21
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Argent Capital Management Investment Strategies Offered On The SMArtX Platform

The relationship with SMArtX will enable Argent’s Dividend Select and Mid Cap strategies to be available to the broker/dealers and wealth advisors utilizing the SMArtX platform.

11.04.21
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Female Founders Are Making A Buzzing, Venture-Backed Comeback

We’ll have a clearer view of 2021 when all the data trickles in after the conclusion of Q4, but it’s clear that female-founded startups are having a better year than they did in 2020.

11.04.21
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Schwab To Launch First ESG, Active ETF

The Schwab Ariel ESG ETF will be semi-transparent and invest in small- and mid-cap stocks screened for ESG factors.

11.04.21
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Nordic, UK Pension Funds Commit $130 Billion To Fight Climate Change

Nordic and British pension funds on Tuesday committed to invest $130 billion by 2030 to fight climate change, and report annually on the progress of their green investments.

11.04.21
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Knights Of Columbus Asset Advisors Surpasses $1 Billion In Mutual Fund Assets

In total, the firm manages $29 billion in assets for institutional, high net worth and individual investors.

11.04.21
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Bezos Fund Commits $500 Million To Join Ikea And Rockefeller In Renewable Energy Push

Alliance targets ten-year goal to develop clean power sources in poor nations.

11.04.21
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Will Deglobalization Fuel Inflation?

Some economists argue that the pandemic-driven retreat from globalization, together with population aging in China and the advanced economies, is a recipe for inflation. But while workers’ bargaining power may rise, a wage-price spiral in the advanced economies is unlikely.

11.04.21