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“I’m not promising linearity, but I’m promising progress. I think it’s an exciting time and I think we’re doing it a little bit differently,” says the CEO of Janus Henderson.

Two-year-old Windward Management believes the marketer of discounted coupons will be worth five times its current stock price in a year.

Preparing younger generations to lead, a top priority of wealthiest families, is less important during down markets, according to a Citi Private Bank survey.

Josh Adler discusses how Raytheon balances innovation, a growth portfolio, and liquidity.

Many recent new issues have plummeted from their offering prices, but hedge funds have been able to avoid these companies for the most part.

The new rule will force some managers to be more specific when they name their funds — and doing so could cost them money.

Class warfare makes for a juicy Hollywood tale, but almost three years after the GameStop trading drama, hedge fund titans still rule.

Sosin Partners, which is up about 88 percent this year, settled its activist fight with Cardlytics.

Carbon credits have been around for decades but the market has lacked the maturity and infrastructure for many institutional investors, says Justin Chapman, global head of digital assets and financial markets at Northern Trust.

Although family offices want to buy minority stakes, 38 percent are staying on the sidelines — at least for now.