Our most recent blog post at the beginning of July entitled, “What Should You Do After the ‘Brexit’ Vote?”, discussed the uncertainties and fears surrounding the decision of UK citizens to leave the EU and the resulting impact on the U.S. stock market.
Market volatility has followed the recent vote of UK citizens to leave the EU.
The Department of Labor recently finalized a change to the definition of “fiduciary” under ERISA that expands the scope of those who are fiduciaries.
As we approached mid-February 2016 many investors were concerned about the markets.
You may recall our blog post from February titled, “Recent Volatility in the Financial Markets – Don’t Panic!”, which addressed the volatility in the stock market at the beginning of 2016. The rest of the first quarter was no different, as the markets rallied to new 2016 highs over the last few days of March.
They are large, well established, household names that are not US companies.