People LPL Financial recruits father/son duo from Morgan Stanley LPL Financial has hired father and son advisers Bruce and Duncan Kelm of the newly…
Real Estate Capital Square 1031 fully subscribes DST offering of multifamily community in Virginia Capital Square 1031 has announced the CS1031 Saltmeadow Bay Apartments DST has been fully subscribed.…
Real Estate Hotel investors estimate time to return to 2019’s levels will be in 2024 The International Luxury Hotel Association (ILHA) hosted its second in a series of timely and…
From the Current Issue The commodity triple play in the midst of the COVID-19 economy by Benjamin Cole No one discounts the human cost of the pandemic that has swept the globe. Nor has the economic outlook brightened much, as governments and the private sector wrestle with the ramifications of COVID-19. But investors must look forward and seize opportunities as they arise. The best time to invest is often when economic prospects are uncertain, and the public mood soured. Invest in the darkest nights, sell on the high-noon parades.
From the Current Issue The digital dividend: Oil companies expecting their investments to pay off in hard times by Mike Consol As traditional energy producers struggle under the burden of oil prices that have dipped below $30 per barrel and face the need to reduce costs, technological advances in the way they operate are expected to soften the blow — and maybe even allow for some profits during the current price collapse.
Energy A conversation investors on ESG principles adoption and integration into investment decision-making Institutional Investing in Infrastructure senior editor Drew Campbell discussed the state of ESG policy in…
Other Majority of companies expect COVID-19 to change business as we know it As the economy begins to reopen in phases across the country, companies are starting to…
Real Estate Cushman & Wakefield Research predicts new normal for workplace Cushman & Wakefield recently analyzed responses from more than 40,000 individuals globally in the largest…
From the Current Issue Cannabis company executives speak to the industry’s trying times by contributing executives The legalization of recreational and medical use of cannabis in Canada and several U.S. states has not created the expected demand, and oversupply of the crop has put pressure on both prices and the companies aiming to profit from the new industry. Marijuana stocks have been tumbling, with share prices of some of the biggest players falling as much as 70 percent — and that was before the COVID-19-inspired crash on Wall Street.
From the Current Issue Where has the diversification gone? It is times like this that diversified portfolios were built to withstand by Beth Anne Byrne Warren Buffett’s famous quote reads: “You only learn who has been swimming naked when the tide goes out.” The tide is most certainly out now, and many portfolios may have been exposed. The historic bull market has ended, and with it the ability for undiversified portfolios and strategies to hide behind equity-market returns.