NEW YORK, N.Y., May 23, 2023 – The New York Alternative Investment Roundtable (Roundtable) is proud to announce that Kunjan Mehta has been named the organization’s next president, beginning January 1, 2024. As president-elect, Mehta will continue to work with the current and outgoing president, Alessandra Tocco, to transition all duties. Mehta is a partner…
New York, NY, January 17, 2023 – The New York Alternative Investment Roundtable is pleased to announce the Fordham University Gabelli School of Business as its newest non-profit sponsor. Founded in 1920, the Gabelli School of Business is focused on inspiring and empowering positive global change by developing students into enlightened and compassionate business leaders….
NEW YORK, N.Y., January 6, 2023 – The New York Alternative Investment Roundtable today announced that it has chosen its leadership for 2023. Following is a list of the NYALT Board of Directors, officers and Management Committee members who will steer Roundtable initiatives for the year ahead, including expansion of the organization’s young professional’s initiative….
New York, NY, July 18, 2022 – The New York Alternative Investment Roundtable is pleased to announce Ultimus LeverPoint Private Fund Solutions (Ultimus LeverPoint) as its newest sponsor. Ultimus Fund Solutions (Ultimus) is one of the largest independent fund administration providers in the U.S. Through its affiliate, Ultimus LeverPoint, the firm pairs cutting-edge technology with…
By Britt Erica Tunick Dogecoin may have started out as a joke but, with the cryptocurrency’s collective value having climbed as high as $54 billion earlier this week, it is no laughing matter for investors. Nonetheless, investors may want to think twice before diving too deeply into the wildly popular crypto token. Created in 2013…
By Carla Mozée,Bradley Saacks Billionaire investor Mike Novogratz said Thursday that bitcoin is serving as a “report card” on the performance of the Fed and other global financial bodies. Bitcoin’s surge has been fueled by “mass adoption” and people being “scared s—less because of monetary and fiscal policy,” he said. The Galaxy Digital CEO suggested…
Although the Biden Administration dismissed the idea of mandatory COVID-19 vaccine passports, New York Congressman Ritchie Torres is in favor of the Orwellian measure. Torres is a freshman Democratic Congressman representing the South Bronx of New York. “We should not act as if everyone has to be in a state of lockdown,” Torres told journalists…
Glenview Capital Management founder Larry Robbins is upbeat about the development of Covid-19 vaccines, making him optimistic about some sectors but still wary of others. “For the first time in this battle, in the last several weeks there’s been real light at the end of the tunnel,” Robbins said Thursday at the New York Alternative…
Author and executive leadership coach Michael J. Gelb, who recently discussed his book “How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven Steps to Genius Every Day” with the Roundtable, has published a new book called “Mastering the Art of Public Speaking.” Following is an excerpt from the introduction to Mastering the Art of Public Speaking: Do…
The Federal Reserve (Fed) has done almost all it can do to help the economy and now its recovery will rely on fiscal stimulus, said William Dudley, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in a recent online event. “The fiscal issue is really the center stage at this point,” said Dudley,…
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