Larry Light is the Markets Editor of Chief Investment Officer magazine and has an extensive background in financial journalism. With experience at CBS MoneyWatch, WSJ, Forbes, and Business Week, Larry's expertise lies in covering investment strategies, market trends, and financial news. His work has been featured in publications such as Fortune and Yahoo Finance UK.
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By: Larry Light
WTW's Thinking Ahead Institute found that international unrest and an uncertain worldwide economic outlook
Investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds, small-caps and European stocks lead the firm’s list.
Both the need to build infrastructure and demographic changes will drive real asset ‘tailwinds,’ says Harrison Street’s Merrill.
By: Larry Light
The futures markets say September. Meanwhile, forget about Powell's 2.0% target.
The precious metal can be volatile, but it is worthwhile to hold over time, counsels State Street’s Milling-Stanley.
Ex-president says the globe's largest semiconductor maker should pay the U.S. for protection against China.
By: Larry Light
Other emerging market nations, such as Taiwan and India, are compensating for weakness in the Chinese market.
By: Larry Light
PE delivered 15.3% annually over 10 years, according to the American Investment Council.
This relatively new alternative asset class had a 2.7% rate for loan non-payments in the second quarter, a Proskauer study says.
By: Larry Light
U.S. consumers usually reduce taking out loans in a slump, so one likely winner in the coming downturn, per BCA's Papic, is homebuilders' stocks.
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