by frogdog tech | Feb 10, 2025 | Financial Services, Public Relations, Social/Digital Marketing
All signs point to an improving exit environment for private markets. But tailwinds alone aren’t enough. Strategic public relations and marketing will be force multipliers for private equity firms and their portfolio companies as they take advantage of favorable...
by frogdog tech | Feb 4, 2025 | ETFs, Financial Services, RIAs
News of the Trump administration’s (paused, for the moment) tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports sent media and financial services professionals scrambling to answer two questions: “What does my audience need to know right now?” followed by, “What are the second-...
by frogdog tech | Jan 21, 2025 | ETF Marketing, ETFs, Financial Services
As the Trump administration takes office, ETF issuers face an environment marked by both uncertainty and opportunity. Although many questions remain about which legislative measures will actually materialize, early signs suggest the ETF industry is poised to benefit...
by Mark Grandstaff | Jan 21, 2025 | ETF Marketing, ETFs, Financial Services
As the Trump administration takes office, ETF issuers face an environment marked by both uncertainty and opportunity. Although many questions remain about which legislative measures will actually materialize, early signs suggest the ETF industry is poised to benefit...
by Josh Lusk | Dec 20, 2024 | AI, Financial Services, FinTech
Wealth management is teetering between cautious adoption and total transformation around AI. But the firms that succeed won’t rely on generic tools. They’ll embrace AI tailored to their strategies and clients’ needs. Spenser Segal, Founder and CEO of ActiFi, joins...
by Mark Grandstaff | Dec 2, 2024 | Conferences & Events, Financial Services, Financial Trends, Thought Leadership
SuperInvestor, Europe’s annual gathering of private markets fund managers and investors, took place among the yachts and luxury car showrooms of Monaco. While there was plenty of glitz in the surroundings, the conference itself was focused on some of the grittier...
