Michael Conti, Will Mooney, and Christy 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.

Our women in investing timeline showcases the achievements of notable women in investing, from 1950 to today.

In the feature article of this issue of InvestorView, Partner and Chief Investment Strategist Scott Clemons looks at the global economy as regionalization, rather than globalization, increasingly becomes the norm.

Partner and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Justin Reed and Principal and Deputy CIO Ilene Spitzer discuss the emerging risks and opportunities that are top of mind for 2026.

In this issue of InvestorView, we discuss the implications of regionalization on the global economy and take stock of the economy, markets, and investments as we enter the new year. We also highlight five trends in fixed income we’ll be watching in 2026 and review how investors and founders can take advantage of the qualified small business stock benefits.

How are investors preparing for the fixed income landscape in 2026? Partner and Portfolio Manager Neil Hohmann, Ph.D., dives into five trends shaping tomorrow’s markets.

Federal-exposed sectors and credits are facing rising uncertainty amid shifting policies. Head of Municipal Fixed Income Greg Steier and Credit Analyst Kate Fuller examine how these evolving federal policies are reshaping risk profiles for exposed sectors and credits, and what investors should watch for next.

In a series of articles, we dive into the convoluted U.S. nonbank lending landscape, explaining the rise of this sector and the potential opportunities for investors.

In a series of whitepapers, we dive into the nonbank lending sector and its opportunities. Here, we examine how the history and dynamics of the nonbank lending landscape contributed to its rise over the past two decades.

In a series of whitepapers, we dive into the nonbank lending sector and its opportunities. We start by looking at the bigger picture of U.S. lending as a backdrop for this complex and varied sector.