Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek Editor, Good Business
Joel Weber is an Editor at Bloomberg Businessweek and Good Business. He specializes in finance, personal finance, trading, and investment strategies, with a focus on alternative investments and wealth management. Joel's insights and expertise have been featured in Bloomberg News, WealthManagement.com, and Financial Advisor Magazine.
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Joel Weber's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, specifically ETFs and Bitcoin. He also delves into topics related to US Exchange-Traded Funds, ESG, and corporate dark matter.
Given the heavy emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials in his articles, Joel may be most responsive to pitches offering insightful opinions from industry experts about the future of ETFs, Bitcoin trends, or emerging financial technologies like AI within the context of investment vehicles such as ETFs.
He does not have a specific geographic focus but covers international aspects such as India and Europe alongside global financial markets. If you are an expert with insights into these areas or can provide forward-looking analysis regarding ETF regulations globally or market trends impacting multiple regions simultaneously, your pitch may resonate well with him.
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By: Joel Weber, Eric Balchunas
The US-Israel war with Iran and the inability of Donald Trump to extricate himself from it have made one fund a good bet.
While we mark the 50th anniversary of Vanguard’s index fund, the firm’s share of the fund industry has reached a milestone.
The latest launches reveal the most important trends — from deferring taxes to artificial intelligence and Bitcoin hedging.
A new tool reveals which companies ‘Big Active’ is buying before the ripples become waves.
In this episode of Trillions, we also look at data pointing to bipartisan investment tastes and why Septembers are lousy for markets.
In this episode, we speak with its chief investment strategist to explore how Corgi launched hundreds of ETFs in less than a year
In this episode, we explore the financial infrastructure behind the new crop of sports ETF filings and indexes that measure the performance of individual teams.
In this episode of Trillions, we look at a fund that echoes Warren Buffett’s advice and a European product offering synthetic exposure to Anthropic.
As rising rates punish bonds, a little-known corner of the ETF universe has been offering investors more juice than cash.
Bonds are supposed to be a sure thing — the bedrock of the investing universe. Yet rising rates are like kryptonite for fixed income, and investors
