At the October 23 Executive Roundtable, Michael Stravin, Principal at Wolf & Company, P.C., outlined key provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—the most significant federal tax overhaul since 2017—highlighting its permanent rate reductions, expanded deductions, and new incentives for both individuals and businesses.
“The S&P 500 is no longer a neutral decision, but an active bet,” argues PanAgora’s Eric Sorensen, in his latest paper, “Return to Active Equity Management,” published in The Journal of Portfolio Management this summer.
If lawmakers cannot reach an agreement on government funding, a shutdown will occur at the beginning of the fiscal year on October 1. The IAA is providing more detail about the implications of a government shutdown so that members can prepare accordingly.
On September 15–17, investment adviser senior leaders from across the country gathered in Washington, D.C., for the 2025 IAA Policy & Leadership Forum—a combined Adviser Advocacy Day and Leadership Forum.
Investment professionals have long known that active management is an indispensable tool for tailoring portfolios to meet investors. Recent reports and news stories are highlighting the value-added that active management provides in today’s markets.
Artificial Intelligence and predictive analytics have ranked as the leading priority among compliance officers, according to the 2025 Investment Management Compliance Testing Survey.
Active management can play a critical role in helping investors navigate periods of volatility, conclude two recent reports from asset managers Natixis and T. Rowe Price.
The Senate dropped a provision of President Trump’s tax bill that would impose higher U.S. taxes on entities and individuals from countries deemed to have unfair foreign taxes.
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