On December 31st, 2025, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act (TCJA) – signed by President Donald Trump in late 2017 – will expire. As one of the largest tax reform […]
2023: The Year of Inflections
Entering 2023, the consensus outlook was bearish for most asset classes. Inflation would remain stubbornly high. Interest rates would continue to rise and remain higher for much longer. Corporate earnings […]
U.S. Equities Are Expensive…(?)
U.S. equities bears have been out in full force during the first nine months of 2023. The most common bearish thesis over the summer sounded something like this: The Federal […]
An Alternative Approach
For many investors, whenever the topic of alternative investments is brought up, their eyes gloss over as they prepare to be inundated with complex investment jargon accompanied by top-notch marketing […]
Fixed Income and Credit: The Federal Reserve Hikes Again.
Interest rates rose in the quarter and finished at year-to-date highs across the yield curve. The move higher in rates weighed on performance, with both benchmark 10-year Treasury Notes and […]
A Guide to Effective Giving: How to Thoroughly Vet a Charity Before Donating
Charitable giving is a noble endeavor, but it’s crucial to ensure your generosity is put to good use. To make the most of your donations and ensure they benefit the […]
Financial Strategies to Evaluate for Senior Professionals
Taking on a new role as a senior professional is certainly an exciting time in one’s career and can come with unique opportunities and complex challenges related to financial planning […]
Mid-Year Asset Class Stoplight
How has Osborne Partners’ asset-class positioning changed since the October 2022 lows? Markets surprised the consensus view in the first half of 2023. Entering the year, the common view for […]
All Doom and Gloom?
Risks and opportunities in commercial real estate. Empty buildings overgrown with weeds. Zombies walking halls. The media has recently evoked this imagery when discussing commercial real estate (CRE). There are […]
Fixed Income and Credit: The Fed Goes Marching On
The bond market settled down even as the Fed continues its fight against inflation. After a rather unpleasant five quarters of frenzy in the fixed income market, a vague sense […]










