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Listen to our discussion on the current and future impact of the 2020 election on the economy, global markets, and tax policy. Our panel of experts, joined by a Washington Strategist, covered the current landscape and discussed planning considerations following the election.
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The markets factored in a massive stimulus package, so what now? Our CIO Shannon Saccocia digs into this and more in this week’s podcast. Listen now
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While we approach a second day without a clear winner in our presidential race, how have markets reacted, and what can we expect in the coming days.
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How does the economy impact election outcomes, and will this time prove different? Listen now as Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer, provides some historical context, and a few thoughts on what could happen next.
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What could an infrastructure package look like following the upcoming U.S. elections? Listen now as Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer, provides her analysis on how such a package might be structured, and how the priorities differ between the Democrats and the Republicans.
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In this week’s Family Office Connections podcast, Edward Marshall is joined by Denton’s Public Policy and Regulation practice members Ron Kaufman, Mayor Michael Nutter and Eric Tanenblatt for a discussion on policy issues around Election 2020. Listen now.
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With yields, credit spreads, and short-term rates at their lows, fixed income investors continue to expect uncertainties stepping into winter. Our fixed income team reviews previous quarters and outlook for Q4.
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Our investment team discusses employment, fiscal and monetary policy, and earnings as we wrap up the third quarter and look ahead towards the end of 2020. Listen Now.
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The stock market’s volatile ride over past quarters mixed with a health crisis morphing into an economic one, our equity team reviews earnings and key sectors as we head into Q4.
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As we continue to see improvement in economic data since lockdown, tensions are still running high going into the November elections. How will it all turn out?
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