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As we move past the one-year anniversary of the initial COVID-19 shut-downs, inflation numbers—which are traditionally reported on a year-over-year basis—are starting to reflect the jarring juxtaposition between the economic environment today versus last spring. Read more in our latest Investment Commentary.

Commentary: Happy Anniversary, Inflation! Markets Risky assets grinded higher in April as they digested one of the best 12-month periods in history. At the end of the month, most asset classes were sporting year-to-date returns that would be considered attractive for an entire year. The broad-based nature of April’s returns, extending eve...

Positive market returns and increasing vaccination rates give investors reason to celebrate. Learn more in our latest Investment Commentary.

Commentary: Throw the Confetti Overview The quarter was filled with so many colorful events that it made the first three months of 2021 feel like an entire year. In the end, investors had much to celebrate—equity returns were decidedly positive, and both fiscal and monetary policymakers reiterated their extraordinary accommodat...

Our investment philosophy is centered on owning a concentrated portfolio of high-quality companies for the long term. Watch CEO and co-CIO, Richard Burridge, and co-CIO, Chris Graff, explain how taking this approach generates wealth for our clients.

Our Investment Philosophy Co-Chief Investment Officers Richard M. Burridge, Jr., and Chris Graff discuss RMB's investment philosophy.

In this MorningStar article, take a closer look at the data suggesting that income may be the real determinant of women's investing choices.

How Do Women Really Invest? A closer look at the data suggest that income may be the real determinant of women's investing choices.

Diversification is a key piece of the puzzle when evaluating stocks for your portfolio. Learn more in this Markets Insider article featuring RMB’s Co-chief Investment Officer, Chris Graff.

How many stocks should you own in your portfolio? Why there's no single 'right' answer The generally agreed upon ideal portfolio size is between 20 and 30 stocks, but it's better to focus on diversification than total number.