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One of the toughest issues facing growing firms in a fiercely competitive market is the importance of company culture.
Read PostKen Wexler and his daughter Lisa are the second and third generation owners of Elaine Construction Company, founded by Ken’s parents in 1947. Wealth to them means having the opportunity to continue their family’s legacy for generations to come.
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At Boston Private, we’re solidly committed to serving all of the people within our footprint. That’s why we work in close partnership with diverse groups of people and organizations in our neighborhoods to give them access to capital for a variety of programs that serve low- and moderate-income people.
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Addressing the gender gap, particularly in leadership positions, is key to building a successful company. As a sponsor of EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award — New England, Boston Private is privileged to be able to share EY’s valuable research with our clients. This study of women worldwide examines how to create an ecosystem that supports women professionals throughout their careers and discusses critical workplace skills and how they can be developed.
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With the Equifax breach still making headlines, it can feel like no personal or financial information is completely safe and secure. If big corporations can get hacked, is there any hope for the rest of us in our private lives?
Read PostWashington policy expert Doug Fisher shares his insights on the latest tax reform proposal negotiations in Congress. He, along with Boston Private’s Brian Lopez and Shannon Saccocia will discuss how tax reform may affect you and your business as well as provide tax and investment planning tips.
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Tax reform is front and center in Washington. Tax writers are expected to release details of corporate and individual tax plans in a few weeks and start House and Senate debate.
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The Fed remains active, raising interest rates again in March following the December hike. As investors look to align the Fed’s rather dovish comments with a humming economy, it appears that, provided the Fed follows its expected path of three total interest rate hikes in 2017, investors are willing to accept higher rates. Equity market investors have experienced low volatility thus far in 2017, although market leadership has shifted somewhat. This shift perhaps reflects an acknowledgment that a foundation of strengthening global economic conditions deserves greater attention than U.S. fiscal stimulus.
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