Markets

Nothing is too big to fail. Not businesses, not people, empires or even countries. Sometimes it's a slow "death," sometimes its quick and messy and sometimes its a combination of those two.

It may not be big news that the ability to tokenize assets like art, all kinds of collectables...

By Rohit Tandon The age-old advice for real estate investing must evolve. It is true...

Almost everyone has seen that cryptocurrencies have lately been.....well, a real moonshot. Bitcoin, ether and the lesser known digital currency names have had quite a blast off.

The world looks different depending on what level of advisor-facing fintech a company operates on.

Blessed are the media "experts" that can be relied upon to flood the screens and pages with both bubble and doom talk at market peaks and valleys respectively. Gotta keep those viewers viewing and advertisers spending.

For Sander Ressler, Managing Director of Essential Edge Compliance Outsourcing, a compliance supervision consultancy for the wealth management space, the Reddit-fueled surge in GameStop’s share prices towards the end of January was a memorable time for his firm.

It was just a couple of weeks ago (two to be exact) I wrote that markets hated uncertainty...

Global central banks will continue to acquire and hold gold in their treasuries, but why? If you are not going to back fiat currencies with gold, all you have is a pile of shiny rocks sitting in a vault. I'm pretty positive that, even as a store of value, it would at least be expected to provide an increasing rate of return.

Thinking adjustment. A recent poll consisting primarily of banking executives discovered that most feel that bitcoin and digital assets could replace fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar within the next 5 to 10 years. Hard to believe since most financial professionals were bitcoin skeptics only a few years ago. But hey, guess you can teach old banker types new tricks.