Investing in America’s Infrastructure

The United States has an infrastructure problem. Globally, the United States ranks 19th in the quality of its infrastructure. Quantifying infrastructure investment – and the related opportunities and risks – is a challenge, but is critically important in this election…

Q&A with AQR Multi-Strategy Alternative Fund

Editor’s note: Evercore Wealth Management supplements its core investment capabilities with carefully selected external funds across the range of the firm’s asset classes.

Tuning Out the Noise

Invest with a long-term horizon. That’s easier said than done in markets saturated with news coverage, but it’s important to resist the influence of short-term gyrations in the markets.

The Coming Employment Crisis

There can be little doubt that computers, robotic technologies and other forms of job automation have been getting far more capable, and that as this trend continues, more workers are certain to be displaced in the relatively near future.

The Alpha and Beta of Alternatives

As returns in traditional stock and bond markets struggle to live up to past experience, adding different return streams to portfolios makes sense. In addition, assets that zig when other markets zag, as uncorrelated assets are meant to, assets provide…

The Market Impact of the U.S. Elections

Investors of all kinds are keenly interested in the 2016 U.S. elections, which feature not just the presidential election but the entire lower House and one-third of the Senate as well.

Taking the high road: Investing in America’s infrastructure

The United States has an infrastructure problem. Globally, the United States ranks 19th in the quality of its infrastructure.1 Quantifying infrastructure investment – and the related opportunities and risks – is a challenge, but is critically important in this election…

Connecticut at the Crossroads

GE’s announcement on January 13 that it plans to move its headquarters to Boston from Fairfield, Connecticut, publicized on a national level what residents of the Nutmeg state have known for some time: Connecticut is struggling to grow its economy…

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