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Fresh Ideas 
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High-net-worth investors in the art market are looking towards classic and safe investments as the art market starts to bounce back and have found a niche in jewelry, said Ron Varney, founder of Ronald Varney Fine Arts Agents.
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With the downturn in the economy and uncertainty as to how long the recovery will take, charitable giving has seen some contraction, and high-net-worth advisors are narrowing down charitable options to those that would have most impact.
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Today’s investors have more choices than ever for creating their philanthropic legacies.
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Why do people collect? Many have asked themselves, financial advisors among them.
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Bennett Financial Group, a Washington, D.C.-based investment advisory, is relying on fitness advice and services to cinch advisor/client relationships in these tough times.
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C22 Capital, a Los Angeles investment firm that invests high-net-worth dollars in bridge loans across various industries, has signed a deal to finance the completion of a feature film ‘The Devil Inside.’
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Fox River Execution, a Geneva, Ill.-based algorithmic trading firm, has partnered with exchange-traded fund purveyor iShares to launch Fox Spotlight, a new ETF platform aimed at helping wealth advisors find optimal pricing on large ETF block trades.
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Wealth advisors are looking to Unified Managed Households (UMHs)—a new spin on Unified Managed Accounts (UMAs)—as a way to capture more wealthy family assets.
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