In this week’s CIO Update, Shannon Saccocia recaps the first quarter of 2021 and offers her take on three critical factors impacting market behavior over the next several quarters. Listen now.

In this week’s CIO Update, Shannon Saccocia takes a deeper look at the energy sector. From the infrastructure boom to changes over the last few decades and threats to current favorable pricing. Listen now.

With massive stimulus just passed in Washington it’s not surprising that the market is reacting to these significant fiscal policy moves. In this week’s CIO Update, Shannon Saccocia puts potential inflation into perspective. Listen now.

Lately, it might feel hard to take a deep breath and see the upside. This week, Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer, takes a cue from her yoga practice to make sense of short-term market churn. Listen now.

Seeking engagement? This week, Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer examines the digital landscape and the factors impacting tech stocks and discusses where investor opportunities may be when we’re all vying for attention. Listen now.

As macro forces play a stronger role in market performance, corporate earnings have become a less effective barometer of share price movement. Shannon Saccocia examines the factors impacting stocks and discusses opportunities for the back half of 2021.

Understanding the potential Biden administration tax agenda is complex. Shannon Saccocia reviews what investors can expect from an increase in corporate and capital gains taxes during the first half of Biden’s term. Listen to our weekly CIO Update podcast now.

This week, Shannon Saccocia discusses the impact of the GameStop trade on the markets. Listen now to hear her perspective.

With the one year anniversary of the first case of Covid-19 in the US on the horizon, how has this global pandemic impacted the economy, markets and governments? Shannon Saccocia reviews in this week’s CIO update. Listen Now.

This week Shannon Saccocia reviews where opportunities lie with stimulus package spending, taxes, and other key economic factors on the agenda in Washington. Listen now.