Winners and Losers Three Years after the Bear Oil Market of 2014
As oil prices pump back up, which industries fared better than others?
The Charts That Tell the Story of 2017 (So Far)
An unadulterated look at the data behind the biggest financial industry stories of the year.
Complying with Sanctions is About Who (and What) You Know
In a world of global networks, how can firms stay clear of sanctions missteps?
BMR Compliance: What Benchmark Users Should Know
Despite a grace period, it's critical to understand the compliance obligations of this pending regulation.
S&P 500 Companies See Worst Price Reaction to Positive EPS Surprises since Q2 2011
Why is the market punishing companies that have reported positive earnings surprises?
S&P 500 Companies with More Global Exposure Reported Higher Earnings Growth in Q2
Companies with higher global exposure were expected to benefit from the tailwinds of a weaker U.S. dollar and higher global GDP...
iShares Core Suite Dominates July ETF Flows
Seven out of the top 10 July inflows went to Blackrock's iShares funds.
ESG in Fixed Income: Enhancing Risk Management
Incorporating ESG into the fixed income space creates an upshot to asset gathering, potential for outperformance, and improved...
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Below Average Cuts to Q3 EPS Estimates for S&P 500 Companies in July
Seven of the 11 sectors recorded a decline in their bottom-up EPS estimates during the first month of the quarter.
S&P 500 Sees Double-Digit Earnings Growth for Second Straight Quarter
This could mark the first time the index has seen two consecutive quarters of (year-over-year) double-digit earnings growth...
Fewer S&P 500 Companies Discussing “Trump” on Earnings Calls for Q2
Taxes were the most common policy to be mentioned, but at a 84% decline relative to the number of companies citing tax policy...
Wealth Managers and the Role of Data in a Post-Truth World
How skepticism and data literacy are changing wealth management expectations.
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