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Hewlett Foundation Promotes Program Officer to Chief of Equity and Culture
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US in the news: Asset manager buys San Francisco wealth firm
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$1.5 Billion Maentz Machlovitch Group Joins Rockefeller
Los Angeles–based Maentz Machlovitch Group that managed $1.5 billion at Morgan Stanley has joined Rockefeller Capital Management’s Southwest Division. The practice specializes in high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth families and provides institutional investment services to Native American tribes and Alaskan native corporations.
$1.1 Billion Team the Fortney Group Joins UBS
The Fortney Group joins UBS Financial from Morgan Stanley. The team, which managed $1.1 billion in client assets, is based in Houston. Grant Fortney, Scott Fortney and Michael B. Nichley and their three-member support staff provide wealth management services to ultra-high-net-worth individuals, families and executives.
Integrated Partners Nabs the Vedder Group
Jackie Carter Klaber | Financial Planning
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As Congress begins to reconcile the different versions of financial stimulus passed by the House and Senate to relieve the devastation of the COVID-19 pandemic, we can only hope that someone brings a rigorous sense of financial reality to the table. There is a lot at stake beyond the immediacy of the devastating effects of the pandemic. Congress may once again be paving the path to the next financial crisis.
Financial collapses typically follow the creation of economic bubbles, so it is useful to understand when bubbles are forming. Most bubbles are characterized by too much credit chasing overvalued assets. Many financial bubbles often masquerade for some time as strong economic growth, shedding their disguises only when it is too late to stop them from bursting. Just like the contestants in the popular 1960’s TV game show “To Tell the Truth,” which climaxed when the real baseball player or plumber was asked to stand up and surprise the audience