We’ve Got This: Aging with Grace and Joy

The vanguard of the Baby Boomers came of age at a challenging time in America; I turned 21 in 1968, a year in which none of us knew what would happen next. Now we’re coming into our old age during…

Staying Focused When the Going Gets Tough

This pandemic is testing the resilience of our society, our organizations, and our portfolios. There’s a long road ahead, but it seems to me that we are coping and will prevail. I see great resilience all around me, from our…

Taking the Reins: An Interview with Chris Zander

Editor’s note: Chris Zander takes over at the start of 2020 as CEO of Evercore Wealth Management and Evercore Trust Company. He is a founding partner and leads strategic wealth planning and trust and fiduciary services, working directly with clients…

Time to Retire?

How do you know when it’s time to retire? A younger colleague asked me that the other day. It’s such an important question and there is so much to consider, but I didn’t hesitate in answering. But first, the forks on…

Gray Divorce: Dividing Assets in Middle Age

Jeff and Mackenzie Bezos married in their 20s, probably without a thought for a prenuptial agreement, worked very hard, raised four children, and accumulated some wealth along the way. Now, in common with soaring numbers of middle-age and older Americans,…

Ralph Schlosstein on Culture and Capitalism

Editor’s note: Ralph Schlosstein joined Evercore in 2009 to help grow the firm into the leading global independent investment bank. He previously co-founded BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, and served as the firm’s president for almost 20 years. He…

Encouraging Next-Generation Success

The charm of anticipated success. That’s how Alexis de Tocqueville described the American spirit, 200 years after John Winthrop laid out his vision to fellow colonists and about 100 years before a historian coined the phrase “The American Dream.” The…

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