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Risk Management in Financial Services During 2023 – 10 Key Highlights

Risk Management Guru

As the year 2023 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on the significant strides made in the realm of Risk Management within the financial services industry. Firms are investing in new technologies and processes to help them identify and mitigate operational risks.

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Sunday links: fast pivots

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(bilello.blog) Strategy Why so many Americans think their house is the best investment. awealthofcommonsense.com) Every investment plan needs some room for error. wsj.com) Apple ($AAPL) is playing the long game in financial services. washingtonpost.com) Economy American consumer behavior is normalizing.

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Monday links: copycat layoffs

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Strategy Jumping from investment strategy to strategy is a recipe for disaster. marknewfield.substack.com) Good investment strategy is timeless. wsj.com) Apple ($AAPL) has been slow rolling out new financial services. politico.com) Economy The housing economy is resisting a recession. drorpoleg.com)

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Tuesday links: a terrible combination

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Strategy Warren Buffett's advice on active vs. passive investing is clear. wsj.com) FTX's legal, consulting and financial services providers are raking it in. foreignaffairs.com) Economy Why OPEC has been unable to push oil prices higher. monevator.com) Every investor makes mistakes. What comes next matters. vice.com)

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Sunday links: connecting the dots

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axios.com) Apple ($AAPL) is being very deliberate in its approach to financial services. wsj.com) Policy The IRA and CHIPS Act have caused a surge in domestic manufacturing investment. vox.com) Economy Earnings can fall even without an economic recession. Companies RIP, Bed, Bath & Beyond ($BBBY).

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Market Commentary: Is “Sell in May” Still Relevant?

Carson Wealth

Buckle up, as the trigger points for one of the most well-known investment axioms, “sell in May and go away,” is nearly here. This gets a ton of play in the media, as the six months starting in May are indeed the worst six consecutive months on the calendar historically (going back to 1950). Sell in May and Go Away?

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Market Commentary: Things You Don’t See in a Recession

Carson Wealth

It is important to remember that stocks lead the economy, both on the way up and the way down. To us, this is the market’s way of saying the economy will continue to see solid growth next year. Stocks tend to lead the economy, and several major indexes are near new highs, which is a good signal for the economy.

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