BBH Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons examines the significant market volatility throughout March and provides insights on how the market may heal following these dislocations.

Len Fishman and Eli Perlmutter of BBH Corporate Advisory & Banking discuss the CARES Act and how it supports business owners.

At BBH, we hope companies can weather the current crisis with employee bases intact. Carson Christus of BBH Corporate Advisory discusses a common question we have been receiving from clients on considerations surrounding workforce furloughs for ...

Senior Wealth Planner Karin Prangley breaks down how the CARES Act enhances unemployment benefits across the U.S. to provide more relief to more categories of people.

While capital markets have regained some footing in recent days thanks to outbreak control measures and aggressive fiscal and monetary policy moves launched by the governments worldwide, the COVID-19 pandemic has nevertheless caused enormous ...

BBH’s Fixed Income Product Specialist John Ackler discusses developments and opportunities we are uncovering in the U.S. fixed income markets amid the recent volatility.

As businesses await the details of the COVID-19 stimulus bill, Leonard Fishman and Eli Perlmutter of BBH Corporate Advisory & Banking discuss several relief programs already available to owners.

BBH Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons comments on recent market disruptions and demonstrates the difficulty of market timing.

Senior Wealth Planner Alison Hutchinson delves into the advantages of intra-family loans in this current low interest rate environment.

Ajit George and Carson Christus of BBH’s Corporate Advisory Group discuss the impact of COVID-19 on businesses and explore how owners can respond in these challenging times.

BBH’s Fixed Income Product Specialist John Ackler discusses developments and opportunities we are uncovering in the U.S. fixed income markets amid the recent volatility.

BBH Senior Advisor, Ellen Perry, shares how families can effectively cope with the stress caused by uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

BBH Chief Investment Officer Suzanne Brenner answers some of the frequently asked investment-related questions we have received this week following recent market volatility.

Wondering how you can help combat the COVID-19 outbreak and its far-reaching impact through philanthropy? BBH Senior Wealth Planner, Karin Prangley, discusses here.

Global regulators continue to react to the various undulations of the markets caused by the ongoing COVID-19 emergency. That’s a bit of an understatement – the response so far has been nothing short of frenzied.

Today, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Tweeted that the tax filing deadline has been extended to July 15, 2020, which follows the IRS announcement extending the April 15 deadline to pay taxes owed by many individuals and businesses. Read on for ...

Doctor Maria Torreolla Carney, professor, medical director and former Commissioner of Nassau County Department of Health, explains how and why we must “flatten the curve” and provides helpful reminders on how to best navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.

BBH Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons comments on current economic disruptions and market volatility and shares how our portfolio managers are responding

BBH Chief Investment Officer Suzanne Brenner answers some of the frequently asked investment-related questions we have received this week following recent market volatility.

BBH Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons comments on the economic implications of the current social distancing mandates as a result of the recent coronavirus spread and discusses recent Fed policy changes and market action.

Senior Wealth Planner Alison Hutchinson explores time-sensitive and beneficial wealth planning strategies to consider amid the current volatility.

As ESG products continue to gain favor among global investors, the EU is leading the way to common ESG standards. Will the rest of the world follow suit?

What the recently revised beneficial ownership rules of Russia, South Korea, Poland, and Austria mean for investors.

In this issue of InvestorView, we provide a look back at the exceptional year that capped off a stellar decade in the markets, and then we turn the page to the future – our outlook for the economy and markets for 2020 and beyond, as well as the ...

Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons provides an outlook for the economy and markets in 2020 by first looking back at the history of economic cycles. In the face of numerous global uncertainties and heightened valuations, markets don’t need a ...

Chief Investment Officer Suzanne Brenner and Senior Investment Analyst Tom Martin look back at an exceptionally strong finish to a stellar decade in the markets, and in light of the longest bull market in history, they provide advice to investors ...

Investing in private markets is an important component of many client portfolios, and in this article, Caroline Thomas and Thomas Martin, both Senior Investment Analysts, provide advice on how to construct a prudently-sized private markets ...

The new Secure Act rewrites the rules of the road for IRA owners, especially those who might inherit IRAs. Now is a good time to review your retirement planning anew.

New legislation, which expands on one existing law and introduces another, aims to solidify the Cayman Islands as a leading domicile for global investment funds by aligning its investment fund regulatory regime with other jurisdictions.

In our new Strategy Insight, BBH Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons and Chief Investment Officer Suzanne Brenner comment on the implications of the recent spread of the coronavirus. During market disruptions such as this, they stress the ...

In this issue of the Commodity Markets Update, we discuss how nickel’s price has surged to new highs, trends in energy insurance, the implications of FASB’s new lease accounting standards and trade policy.

We speak with John Rathmell, president of Lockton Marine & Energy, about changes and trends in the energy insurance space.

Patrick Scott provides an update on changes to duties on steel and aluminum article imports.

Nickel has defied downward pressure felt throughout global base metals markets: we explore the cause and implications.

We discuss the mechanics and implications of FASB’s update to the accounting standards that affect the way all leases are reported on the financial statements.

Owning generic, market-like portfolios has never been interesting and today it could be dangerous. Fundamental risks are rising as are risks associated with historically expensive valuations. Given relatively low return expectations for the ...

What you need to know about tax changes this year.

2020 Global ETF Investor Survey Key Findings: ETFs Continue to Chart a New Path

In this edition of Owner to Owner, we interview husband and wife duo, Tyler and Rebecca Morse of MCR Hotels, as well as cover building family business governance structures in earlier stage companies and review the business environment.

Tom Martin, Grant Smith and Christine Hourihan provide an overview of the business environment on three fronts: the overall economy, the credit markets and the private equity and mergers and acquisitions markets.

In the feature article of this issue of Owner to Owner, we sit down with Tyler Morse, founder and CEO of MCR Hotels, and his wife and creative partner, Rebecca Morse, to discuss developing the TWA Hotel, scaling the business and working with your ...

Travis Dunn and Nick Maglio discuss creating governance structures in family businesses with first and second generation ownership and why even companies with relatively few shareholders can benefit from doing so.

Securities lending demand faced several headwinds in 2019. In 2020, we remain cautious, particularly as we enter an election year in the US. Here we take a look back at 2019 drivers and explore the year ahead.

Your resource for the latest thinking on key regulatory developments in the coming year.

A sweeping new set of rules aimed at improving communication between European companies and their shareholders takes effect in 2020. When it does, asset managers can expect a heavy administrative lift.

With the impending retirement of LIBOR, one thing is certain: current users must get comfortable with alternative benchmarks.

Greater access to China could be a once in a lifetime opportunity for asset managers – there is no other place in the world where trillions of dollars of new capital are up for grabs.

Beginning in 2020, cross-border settlement failures will come with a new set of potentially costly penalties thanks to the new settlement discipline rules.

Gareth Murphy, Chief Risk Officer, and Christine Brentani, Regulatory Developments and Relationship Manager at Standard Life Aberdeen, highlight the key issues and trends shaping the global regulatory landscape in 2020.

Regulators in the US, Europe, and Asia are paving the way for new types of ETFs, which could keep the ETF boom alive for years to come.