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Betwixt Recession And Prosperity

by David L. Donabedian

The fragile economy should continue to improve in 2011, but at a subdued pace that will require investors to rein in expectations.

Advisors Get Busy As Foundations Trim Lifespan

As more families decide to shrink the lifespan of their foundations, many are expanding the role of their financial advisors. 

An All-In-One Alternative

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Hatteras Funds offers advisors access to 140 hedge fund and private equity investment managers in a single mutual fund.

Manager Borrows From His Fund While Denying Investors Cash

Philip Falcone won big on subprime mortgages. But his hedge fund plunged as the economy slowed, and now he's trying to recover with his biggest bet ever.

Citadel Said To Consider Fee Cuts As Hedge Funds Seek Clients

Citadel LLC is considering cutting fees on its two main funds as it attempts to attract clients during the worst climate for raising money in two decades, according to sources.

Under The Investment Radar

by Michael S. Fischer

Equinox Fund Management says managed futures accounts have yet to be fully appreciated as portfolio diversifiers.

Managed Futures As A Portfolio Diversification Tool

by Robert J. Lindner

Now that there's another year on the calendar since the market meltdown of 2008, many advisors of high-net-worth individuals are seeking to add diversification arrows to their investment quivers,...

Capital Gains Rise With Age, Not Just Wealth

While everyone knows that the wealthy have more capital gains than others, what's less known is how closely tied those gains are to age.

A Plan For All Markets

by Michael S. Fischer

IRON Financial tries to set up its risk-adjusted portfolios to benefit from the good times, and withstand the bad.

Are Hedge FoFs Worth It?

by Eric Uhlfelder

Funds of hedge funds appear to be a way to manage risk, but they got slammed harder than individual funds during the financial meltdown.

ETFs Offer Potential Advantages To Wealthy

by Joseph Becker

As ETFs have grown more sophisticated, they have become a more useful tool to high-net-worth investors.

Wealthy Attracted To Impact Investing

by Bruce W. Fraser

Investors and financial advisors looking for a way to achieve social and environmental impact, as well as financial reward, might want to consider impact investing.

Precious Allocations

by Michael S. Fischer

ETF Securities has rolled out an ETF platform that tracks gold, silver, platinum and palladium.

An Alternative World

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Alternative Investments Are The Rage, But It's A Broad Space Requiring Lots Of Due Diligence.

Schwab Reopens Door To Alternatives

Schwab Advisor Services is once again accepting custody of new alternative investments such as shares in hedge funds and private equity.

The 'Credit Geek' Factor

by Michael S. Fischer

The two managers heading Hotchkis and Wiley's new fixed-income fund have spent decades hunting down cheap credit bonds.

A Worldly Boutique

by Michael S. Fischer

Eagle Global Advisors relies on multifamily offices and other intermediaries to deliver its international equity strategy to high-net-worth investors.

The Rich Warm Up To ETFs

by Gregory Bresiger

Transparency, low cost and sophisticated strategies have helped ETFs attract the attention of high-net-worth investors.

Investments Down Under

by Eric Uhlfelder

Australian stocks have delivered the most consistent returns of any developed market over both the short and long term.

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