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Commentary Q2 2024: Beyond the Market as Monolith
With geopolitical and economic risks both increasing, LNW CIO Ron G. Albahary, CFA® explains how we are taking advantage of the differentials among and within markets and asset classes to keep portfolios on course. Click here for the Executive Summary or download full paper below.
How We Work with Co-Trustees
Trusts at LNW are built on relationships that grow and are reinforced over time. This certainly applies to the co-trustees we work with, including client family members and business associates. Find out how from LNW’s Kristi Mathisen, Managing Director of Tax and Financial Planning.
Raising Money Wise Kids
It’s not their teachers nor their friends. Parents are by far the single biggest influence on how kids think about money. From pre-school through high school, here are thoughtful ways that parents can instill in their children confidence and responsibility about money before they leave home.
— The US Fed keeps rates steady as it notes “lack of further progress” on inflation. — US job growth totaled 175,000 in April, much less than expected, while
With the Fed unlikely to make moves in the short term, potential impacts of higher interest rates and geopolitical risk as we head into global elections are at the forefront.
Even with some less optimistic indicators, broad signs of resiliency in the economy likely doesn’t signal help from the Fed on interest rates in the short term.
Trusts at LNW are built on relationships that grow and are reinforced over time. One of the key relationships we have as a corporate trustee is with the people whom our client
— US GDP growth slowed to a 1.6% rate in the first quarter, well below expectations. — US new home sales surged in March despite elevated mortgage rates. —
Erin Moyer, Managing Director, Marketing & Communications, discusses LNW’s recent rebrand and the importance of honoring the past while signaling the future.
— Oil prices post weekly loss as market sees limited risk of wider war after Israel strike on Iran. — Retail sales surge 0.7% in March as Americans seem unfazed
Since the end of March, there has been a decided shift in market sentiment. LNW CIO Ron Albahary, CFA assesses what has changed and how we are keeping client portfolios on an
Over the weekend, the conflict in the Middle East reached a dangerously higher level. Iran launched an estimated 300 drones, ballistic and cruise missiles targeting Israel. Th