Alternative Investments

Most Americans believe their advisor is a fiduciary, the tipping point for gold, and an Alabama group leaves Wells Fargo for Raymond James' Advisor Select.

Clinging to fixed income and equities is doing your clients a disservice.

Diversity is essential if AGF is to regain its dominance after a six-year drop in net revenue.

A reinstated Glass-Steagall wouldn't cover money-market funds, investment banks and REITs.

New share classes reduce conflicts of interest and boost returns, four Kansas City firms merge and investor sentiment has fallen off.

Isaac Lierberman's Aston Capital Management, built with the help of ex-Army quants, thrives on shocks to the markets.

Turmoil in the fund industry is giving family offices a resurgence in power.

The Trump administration's bombing of Syria added another layer of uncertainty to financial markets.

A familiar name is representing Derek Jeter in his bid to buy the Marlins, adults don't care about economic cycles anymore and the value of vinyl.

Energy companies make up a material portion the indexes many advisors mirror, so they need to be wary of the long-term prospects for oil, coal and natural gas.