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Delta Equity is an independent broker dealer and FINRA member firm since 1985 providing registered representatives, financial advisors, money managers, registered investment advisors and their clients with the broadest possible access to the world’s financial markets and investment products. Client accounts are held and securities cleared through Pershing, LLC., a Bank of New York Mellon company. Delta Equity has more than 45 branch offices throughout the US and affiliates in foreign countries.
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Practice Management
- January 30, 2012 Managing Fixed Income Exposure with ETFs Webcast
- January 27, 2012 Using Social Media To Boost Search Engine Rankings
- January 25, 2012 PERSHING FIXED INCOME MARKET COMMENTARY
- January 23, 2012 Finding Value in Small-Cap Investing Webcast
- January 12, 2012 Morningstar Fund Analytics Update
Market Perspectives from BNY Mellon
Brazil's GDP Expected to Rise Moderately in 2012 Amid Strong Fundamentals
BNY Mellon ARX expects healthy year-over-year growth of 3.5% for Brazil in 2012, with strong domestic demand, low unemployment and range-bound inflation.
Expanding the Opportunity Set: Total EM Investing
Alexander Kozhemiakin of Standish and Sean Fitzgibbon of TBCAM discuss the potential risk and return benefits of expanding country diversification in emerging markets investing by combining exposures to equity, bond and currency markets in a holistic approach.
Rethinking Bond Index Weightings and Concentration Risk
The ISSG's Ralph Goldsticker and Mellon Capital's Lowell Bennett discuss the concentration risks in issuance-weighted government bond indexes, at a time of high sovereign debt, and suggest ways of constructing more efficient bond portfolios to mitigate those risks.
Rising Uncertainty for China
Standish comments on China's challenges transitioning from an export-driven model of growth to one based more on domestic consumption, while seeking to reform its financial system and social safety net.
Brazil's GDP Expected to Rise Moderately in 2012 Amid Strong Fundamentals
BNY Mellon ARX expects healthy year-over-year growth of 3.5% for Brazil in 2012, with strong domestic demand, low unemployment and range-bound inflation.