Investors Rush to Pour Cash Into $7.4 Trillion US Money-Market Fund Industry
The rush of cash into the US money-market funds is showing few signs of slowing as it secured a record $7.4 trillion in assets.
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Wall Street’s First-Half Whiplash Rewards All-Weather Portfolios
Drama, tariffs, fiscal brinkmanship, inflation fears, and geopolitical flare-ups — first half of 2025 may be remembered for something else entirely.
Private Equity Sits on $1 Trillion Amid Uncertainties, M&A Stalls, PwC Says
Private equity firms holding about $1Tn in unsold assets per PricewaterhouseCoopers. Capital in typical market would be returned to investors.
Central Banks Have Dumped $48 Billion in Treasuries as Foreign Wealth Officials Divorce the Dollar
Markets watching for any signs foreign investors are souring on US debt. Pullback in bond buying from central banks could send borrowing costs higher.
Investors ‘Pulling Money Out of US’ After Trump Trade Chaos
Investors are shifting their money out of America and into Europe following the outbreak of Donald Trump’s trade war.
Professional Investors Aim to Close the Gap in Alternatives, Survey Shows
A growing consensus among institutional investors and wealth advisors signals a significant shift toward alternative investments.
Morgan Stanley CEO Calls for Greater Advisor Focus on Alternative Investments
Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick is pushing for financial advisors to increase their clients’ exposure to alternative investments.
