Core Insights - J.P. Morgan Asset Management has appointed Stephanie Davis as head of Private Wealth Alternatives, focusing on supporting financial advisors across the US [1][2] - Davis will oversee the firm's private wealth alternatives business, including private market strategies aimed at financial advisors and their clients [2] - The firm has also appointed Sean Flynn as Private Wealth Alternatives National Manager, who will work closely with Davis [3][4] Leadership Background - Stephanie Davis previously served as managing director and co-head of US Private Wealth Solutions at Hamilton Lane, managing private market offerings in areas such as secondaries, co-investments, credit, infrastructure, and venture capital [3] - Sean Flynn has experience in alternative investment sales and distribution, previously managing alternative investment sales for J.P. Morgan's US Wealth Management clients [5] Strategic Goals - Davis is expected to develop new offerings and expand existing ones while also being involved in client education related to private market investments [2] - The team under Flynn plans to expand to 20 dedicated professionals by year-end, contributing to a total of 350 staff in the broader US Advisor organization [4] - J.P. Morgan Asset Management reports over $600 billion in alternative assets across various sectors, including real estate, private equity, private credit, and infrastructure [5]

But it's a far cry from where Wall Street's bulls expect the benchmark will end 2026. Despite all the potential headwinds, the average target for the S&P 500 is 10% higher from here by December's close, same as it was when the year started. Strategists also kept their allocation weightings unchanged, according to a sell-side sentiment indicator from Bank of America Corp. Their optimism rests on expectations for above-average Bloomberg "It comes back to the underlying macroeconomic and corporate earnings st ...

BREAKING: J.P. MORGAN CEO CALLS FOR BANK-LEVEL REGULATION OF INTEREST-PAYING STABLECOIN ISSUERS@jpmorgan's Jamie Dimon says stablecoin companies that pay interest should face same regulatory requirements as traditional banks, signaling potential major oversight changes for $USDC $USDT and other yield-bearing digital assets. ...

Jamie Dimon, the CEO and Chairman of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM), wants stablecoin issuers to offer rewards on payments, not on balances, according to an interview this week with CNBC. Banks kindof already do this with credit cards.The ongoing debate over whether stablecoin holders should earn interest on these digital assets continues as the details of crypto market infrastructure legislation are hashed out. The banks, fearful of competition, do not want stablecoin issuers to pay interest to holders of payme ...

Jamie Dimon says crypto firms paying interest on stablecoin balances should face the same rules as banks.“If you are going to be holding balances and paying interest, that’s a bank. You should be regulated like a bank,” the JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM) CEO told CNBC at JPMorgan’s Leveraged Finance Conference in Miami on Monday. “If they want to be a bank, so be it.”Dimon Vs. ArmstrongThe comments were a direct response to Coinbase Global Inc (NASDAQ:COIN) CEO Brian Armstrong, who has pushed for crypto pla ...

RT Wendy O (@CryptoWendyO)JPMorgan CEO claims banks want a level playing field with crypto firms under US regulation but want to continue to give RETAIL 0.03% yield and no yield on stablecoins.Super level playing field. https://t.co/3OwYXbfMJT ...

Key Takeaways Mining ETFs rally as investors treat metals as strategic assets amid geopolitics.AI infrastructure build-out is boosting demand for copper, aluminum and steel.Green energy growth and supply constraints support long-term metals prices.Metal and mining stocks are shining bright this year, withState Street SPDR S&P Metals & Mining ETF (XME) gaining 11% so far this year (as of Feb. 27, 2026), clearly outperforming State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) (up 0.4% so far this year). Over the past ...

Core Viewpoint - J.P. Morgan Asset Management has appointed Stephanie Davis as Head of Private Wealth Alternatives to enhance its focus on serving financial advisors across the U.S. [1] Group 1: Leadership Changes - Stephanie Davis joins J.P. Morgan Asset Management with three decades of experience, previously serving as Co-Head of U.S. Private Wealth Solutions at Hamilton Lane [1] - Sean Flynn has been appointed as Private Wealth Alternatives National Manager [1]

JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon warned Monday that the next credit cycle will be “worse than a normal one” due to widespread complacency among lenders.Speaking at JPMorgan’s Global Leveraged Finance Conference in Miami Beach, Dimon said individuals and corporations are in good shape, but governments “have far more debt than they’ve ever had before.”“Asset prices are very high. Credit spreads are very low,” he said. “I don’t think a lot of people have seen a credit cycle. Not everyone who makes loans is ...

以下文章来源于府库 ，作者府库 府库 . 规划投资理财，温暖幸福生活 我之前给自己的锚是GDP增长率——经济长期能增长多少，投资回报大致就在那个附近。但看到这份报告的时候，我意识到这个问题其实可以算 得更细：不同的资产、不同的配置结构，对应的合理预期是不一样的。 ↑点击上面图片 加雪球核心交流群 ↑ 风险提示：本文所提到的观点仅代表个人的意见，所涉及标的不作推荐，据此买卖，风险自负。 作者： 府库 来源：雪球 最近在翻一份报告的时候，我被一个数字卡住了。 JP Morgan刚发了最新一版《长期资本市场假设》（Long-Term Capital Market Assumptions）。这份报告每年出一次，今年是第30版——128页， 100多位行业分析师和策略师，覆盖200多种资产、20种基础货币，基本上是全球资管行业里最大规模的一次"未来十年能赚多少"的集体推算。 结论是：一个全球60/40股债组合，未来10到15年的预期年化回报是6.4%。 6.4%是怎么来的 先说这个6.4%不是拍脑袋拍出来的。 所谓60/40，就是60%配全球股票（MSCI ACWI指数），40%配全球债券。这是全球机构投资者用了几十年 ...