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Chase Carlson, an investment fraud attorney who represents a number of professional athletes, said Monday that when an NFL player's financial advisor allegedly stole millions of dollars from his client related to a bitcoin venture, it cheated him out of over $200 million in potential gains in the fast-appreciating asset. ...
How the ETF Market is Like the Beer Industry 50 Years Ago
The market share in the exchange traded funds space is dominated by a few large players (think iShares, Vanguard, State Street), leaving it quite difficult for small upstart providers with more niche products to make inroads. But Phil Bak, CEO of upstart Exponential ETFs, says there’s hope yet; just look at the beer industry. ...
Vikings QB-Turned-Advisor Talks Mistakes He Made As A Player
Brooks Bollinger, who spent six years playing quarterback in the NFL, including two with the Minnesota Vikings, is now a financial advisor in Minneapolis and recently shared details about his career transition with the local Star Tribune newspaper. ... |
