Author: Charlotte

Actively managed ETF seeks current income through a portfolio of preferred securities issued by U.S. companies NEW YORK, July 20, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Virtus Investment Partners, Inc. (NYSE: VRTS) today announced the launch of the Virtus InfraCap Preferred and Income Securities ETF (NYSE Arca: VPFF), an actively managed exchange-traded fund subadvised by Infrastructure Capital Advisors, LLC (“Infrastructure Capital”). The newly introduced fund is the 27th ETF offered through Virtus’ multi-manager ETF platform, Virtus ETF Solutions. The fund invests primarily in U.S. preferred securities and uses an active management approach intended to address risks associated with callable securities, changing interest rate environments, and…

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We’ve discussed many times on these pages the Rich People 10X rule: in a free market economy people who get rich by starting a company or inventing a product create, on average, 10 times the benefit for other people – jobs and wages, consumer surplus/convenience, shareholder value, etc. – than the money they capture for themselves.  So the key to improving the lives of the middle class is not to tax the rich out of existence, but to richly reward as many Thomas Edisons, Bill Gateses, Steve Jobs, Henry Fords, Sam Waltons, Tiger Woodses, Fred Smiths, Jack Welches and Elon…

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HSBC Midcap Fund topped the charts with a 15.71 per cent one-year return. Here’s a look at the five best-performing mid-cap mutual funds and why returns alone shouldn’t drive your investment decision.✨ Key Takeaways▼Mutual funds have become one of the most popular investment options for individuals looking to build long-term wealth without directly managing a stock portfolio. By pooling money from multiple investors, mutual funds invest across a diversified basket of securities that are managed by professional fund managers. Among the different categories of equity mutual funds, Mid-Cap funds have attracted considerable attention in recent years. These funds invest…

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Illustration by Lanette Behiry/Real Estate NewsDiana Wall brings nearly 30 years of experience to her role as chief growth officer. Plus, Windermere Signature Properties President and CEO Pat Shea to depart.Editor’s note: As an industry with millions of agents and over 100,000 brokerage companies, new leaders rise to the top every day. Here we highlight executives and other notable leaders who’ve recently taken on, or stepped away from, roles that influence the residential real estate landscape.Windermere adds chief growth officerWindermere Real Estate has appointed Diana Wall to serve as its first chief growth officer, creating a new executive role focused on the company’s…

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Spain’s 1-0 defeat of Argentina in Sunday’s World Cup final didn’t just end a tournament. It kicked off what might be the most consequential week for sports-adjacent crypto since the last bull run. While over a million fans are expected to flood Madrid’s streets on Monday for a victory parade, a parallel celebration is playing out on-chain. Fan tokens, NFT collectibles, and prediction market settlements are all processing the aftermath of the beautiful game’s biggest moment. The blockchain infrastructure behind the 2026 World Cup Kraken was announced as FIFA’s Official Crypto Exchange Supporter on June 9, 2026. That title sounds…

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“An issue like this obviously has major consequences from a socioeconomic perspective in terms of wealth disparity, which we know is a problem on a number of levels. If you separate that from the investment and economic implications in terms of from a macro perspective, what’s driving the economy is ultimately that upper part of the K. The asset owners, the ones who participate in the stock market and in asset markets, as well as those who tended to earn more, really drive the bus economically,” said Aul. Source link

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The European Central Bank is adding its voice to banks in the United States in warning that widespread adoption of stablecoins could pull retail deposits out of traditional banks, weakening a critical source of funding for lending. ECB Executive Board member Piero Cipollone said banks have already lost ground to mobile apps and other digital payment providers, which can capture transaction fees and valuable customer data, Decrypt reported Friday (July 17). Stablecoins could pose a more fundamental threat by allowing consumers to move money outside conventional bank accounts altogether. “If the use of stablecoins increases in the future, banks will…

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