(Street Register) - Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital said that investors need to take yield curve inversion very seriously because the indicator is reliable over time.
By Mike Robinson
Mike covers the financial, utilities and biotechnology sectors for Street Register. He has been writing about investment and personal finance topics for almost 12 years. Mike has an MBA in Finance from Wake Forest University.
Magnolia Trust Company didn’t set out to build a traditional trust company. The firm grew from a CPA practice’s need to serve clients without taking on trustee liability—and evolved into a service provider advisors are actively seeking out. With shared ownership, no asset management, and a focus on collaboration, Magnolia Trust offers a different model. CEO Todd McMullen explains how structure, culture, and patience shape his firm’s approach to advisor relationships.
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