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Survey: Retail Investors Poised to Dominate Private Markets Fundraising Within Two Years

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State Street survey reveals growing retail investor appetite for alternative assets, with private equity expected to benefit most from market democratization.

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CoinShares: Investors Look to Advisors for Risk Assessment on Digital Assets

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Elaine Misonzhnik , Senior Editor, Investments June 23, 2025 4 Min Read Iaremenko/iStock/Thinkstock Investor interest in digital assets might be growing, but concerns about the security and regulatory uncertainty around the asset class mean that Bitcoin and crypto ETFs remain the most likely avenues for allocation.

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Seven Investment Must Reads for This Week (June 10, 2025)

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Congress seems set to open the private markets to retail investors next year, reports Barron’s. Assets held in crypto funds reached a record high last month as investors hedged against volatility, according to Reuters. These are among the investment must reads we found this week for financial advisors.

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Street Retail Assets Survive the Pandemic Still Highly Prized by Investors

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Investment sales in the sector have been impacted by the same volatile forces as other commercial real estate assets, but potential long-term returns remain attractive.

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Cetera To Buy Securian Financial's Retail Wealth Business

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Securian’s retail wealth business, including some $72.2 billion is assets across more than 30 independent firms and 1,000 financial professionals, will become a “distinct community” within Cetera Advisor Networks

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Prudential Financial Taking Retail Brokerage and Advisory Assets to LPL

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The transition of 2,600 advisors and more than $50 billion in assets is expected to take more than a year and increase LPL’s earnings by $60 million

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Discount Retailer Tuesday Morning Files for Bankruptcy Again

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The Dallas-based discount retailer filed in the Northern District of Texas, listing assets and liabilities of $100 million to $500 million, in its bankruptcy petition. It emerged from its last bankruptcy in January 2021 after closing about 200 stores, cutting its employee headcount and slashing debt.

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