John Crabb is a Senior Writer at The Maine Wire. He specializes in finance, investment, and business economics, with a focus on alternative investments, asset management, and investment strategies. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Metals Daily, RealClearMarkets, MFWire, Institutional Investor, and IFLR.
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By: John Crabb
As clients change how they seek information, wealth managers are entering a race to control when and where clients access advice.
Emerging markets are an unexpected beneficiary of the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and the infrastructure being built to sustain it.Although the bulk of AI innovation is coming from the U.S. and to a lesser extent China, the effects of the buildout are starting to surface in certain emerging markets.
Arctic activity was once focused on collaboration and scientific research. But as the polar ice cap melts, more military vessels than ever traverse northern waters and new commercial shipping lanes are becoming available to those able to navigate the icy waters.The region is being exploited for minerals and there is a widespread search for fossil fuels underway. And as activity in the region ramps up there is a greater need for more advanced infrastructure development.
A brutal selloff of public business development companies has left investors struggling with a stark question: Are steep discounts signaling that a wave of defaults is coming or has fear run ahead of fundamentals?Some public BDCs are trading have with discounts as high as 50 percent to net asset value. There is wide variance, often tied to perceptions of underlying credit quality.Sid Malhotra, CIO and co-founder at Kactus Capital, a New York-based single-family office, said he’s avoiding most public BDCs, focusing instead on a high-quality group with more modest discounts.
By: John Crabb
T. Rowe Price has reorganized its U.S. institutional business around consultant relationships, illustrating the growing influence consultants have on allocation decisions.
Consolidation has transformed the wealth advisory sector, with firms racing to build scale through acquisitions. But some high-net-worth investors say the trend is creating opportunities for smaller multifamily offices that offer a more personalized approach.One prominent example is Pathstone Family Office. The firm has completed more than 15 acquisitions over the course of 14 years. Its acquisition of Hall Capital Partners pushed its assets above $100 billion. Other firms to follow a similar strategy include Corient and Focus Financial Partners.
IFLR's latest primer looks in depth at the most likely long-term replacement for the Libor benchmark interest rate
By: John Crabb
Osborne Clarke builds on European expansion with Luxembourg, Frankfurt office openings
By: Axel Koelsch, John Crabb
Lawfront firm FJG acquires Giles Wilson in Leigh-on-Sea and Farleys purchases Houldsworth Solicitors in Clitheroe
By: John Crabb
Combination is the latest in a string of M&A deals for the fast-growing regional firm
