Private Equity Management Fees Hit New Low in 2025
Private equity firms that raised funds in 2025 charged the lowest average management fee rates ever recorded, continuing a multiyear downward trend.
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Middle Managers Are Getting Laid Off—But Their Role Is ‘More Important Than Ever,’ Says Leadership Expert
As middle management jobs shrink, workplace experts say executives may be underestimating just how crucial these roles are to their companies.
What Bubble? Asset Managers in Risk-On Mode Stick With Stocks
There’s a time when investments run their course and the prudent move is to cash out. For global asset managers that time is not now.
US Options Market Grapples With ‘Concentration Risk’ in Clearing
As the US options market heads for a sixth straight year of record volume, some best-known names in the industry are growing nervous.
‘VOO and Chill’ Approach — Investors Look Beyond
For a decade “VOO and chill” mindset has been staple of portfolio construction — buy an S&P 500 ETF, stay the course, and let compounding do its work.
Morningstar Highlights Two Key Risks That Could Disrupt Markets Reliant on Big Tech
US stock market continues to scale new highs. Beneath surface is structural issue that wealth advisors and portfolio managers should watch closely.
SEC Enforcement Activity on the Wane in 2025 as New Administration Takes Hold
SEC enforcement activity is shifting in ways that wealth advisors and RIAs will want to follow closely. New analysis highlights decline in cases.
