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The New Wall Street Collector: How Finance's Elite Are Reshaping the Art Market

A generation of hedge fund managers and private equity partners is bringing a data-driven approach to art acquisition — and the market is responding.

By Nathaniel Voss · November 2, 2026

The Quiet Pivot: How Private Equity Learned to Love the Long Game

After a decade of aggressive short-termism, the industry's most influential firms are discovering that patience — real patience — is the most contrarian position of all.

Nathaniel Voss, Financial Correspondent · October 27, 2026

Required reading for anyone who thinks they understand capital allocation.

Financial Intrigue

The New Wall Street Collector: How Finance's Elite Are Reshaping the Art Market

A generation of hedge fund managers is bringing a data-driven approach to art acquisition — and the market is responding.

Nathaniel Voss · November 2, 2026

Markets

The Bond Market's Quiet Reckoning: What the Yield Curve Is Actually Telling Us

Beneath the noise of equity markets, a more consequential story is unfolding in fixed income. Most investors are not paying attention.

Celeste Marchetti · November 1, 2026

Profiles

The Allocator: Inside the Mind of the Investor Who Has Never Had a Down Year

We spent three days with the most disciplined capital allocator of his generation. What we found was not what we expected.

Nathaniel Voss · October 31, 2026

Analysis

The Leverage Cycle Is Turning: What History Says Happens Next

Every major financial crisis has been preceded by the same sequence of events. We are currently in chapter four of a familiar story.

Marcus Delacroix · October 29, 2026

Financial Intrigue

The Quiet Pivot: How Private Equity Learned to Love the Long Game

After a decade of aggressive short-termism, the industry's most influential firms are discovering that patience is the most contrarian position of all.

Nathaniel Voss · October 27, 2026

Markets

Real Estate's Reckoning: The Cities Where the Math No Longer Works

A decade of cheap money inflated property values beyond any rational justification. The correction is not coming — it is here.

Celeste Marchetti · October 25, 2026

Profiles

The Contrarian: The Fund Manager Who Shorted the Consensus and Won

When everyone else was buying, she was selling. When everyone else was selling, she was studying. A profile in disciplined independence.

Nathaniel Voss · October 23, 2026

Analysis

The Inflation Paradox: Why the Numbers Are Right and the Narrative Is Wrong

Official inflation figures tell one story. The lived experience of consumers tells another. Both are accurate. Neither is complete.

Marcus Delacroix · October 21, 2026

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