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NEW YORK, NY — March 25, 2026 — Wealthspire, an independent wealth management, retirement advisory, and business management firm with nearly $600 billion in assets under management or advisement,1 today announced the launch of WE by Wealthspire, a national women’s platform designed to foster connection, education, experiences, and opportunity for women. WE by Wealthspire formalizes and amplifies a culture in which women build meaningful careers, lead, grow, and belong. The platform serves two c

Periods of geopolitical stress have a way of clarifying what markets truly value. The current conflict involving Iran—and its direct and indirect implications for Gulf security—has introduced a new and more immediate layer of uncertainty across the region. While the situation remains fluid, its effects are already being felt where it matters most: in the perception of risk among globally mobile capital. For Dubai, this moment is particularly significant. Over the past decade, the emirate has es

In this episode, Michael Delgass and Ben Kronish discuss buy-sell agreements, why closely held businesses need them, and what can go wrong when there’s no plan (or no funding) in place.

Charitable giving is an important part of life for many clients. Whether donating money or property, dedicating time and effort, or a combination thereof, giving is a way to promote values and leave a legacy for future generations. Charitable giving can also be a valuable part of the overall financial plan, and understanding some basic ways to give can add significant economic efficiency to benefit the donor and their family for the long-term. The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (“TCJA”) and the 202

“Advisors have become less reactionary and tried to be more proactive in terms of how they're building and managing portfolios,” said Chris Maxey, chief market strategist at Wealthspire.