Women are continuing to make real advancements in the workplace. Despite progress, working women are still encountering real barriers in their career paths preventing them from advancing both financially and professionally.

FOs have long been viewed as risk-averse wealth management firms catering to the needs of their high-net-worth clients, but a recent study confirms that generalization has become passé.

VC’s are funding AI startups at a breakneck pace and the top tech giants are building out their AI infrastructure. But could this multi-billion dollar commitment to AI growth drive unsustainable levels of attention, optimism, and eventually, skepticism?

Women pursuing STEM careers not only have to clear a higher educational bar than their male counterparts but once employed, many are expected to settle for significantly less income than men.

The face of family offices is changing. Once FOs were primarily viewed as trusted, risk-averse conservers of wealth for ultra-high-net-worth clients, but that role is morphing.

What can founders do to capture the attention of investors willing to help support their ideas? Here are the steps we take when vetting tech startups for possible inclusion in our funds.

The Bureau of Labor announced that the U.S. economy added 256,000 jobs in December, far surpassing the 165,000 new roles economists anticipated. On the surface, it is good news, but reactions were mixed.

The wealth management industry is at a pivotal moment, reshaped by generational shifts in values, priorities and approaches to investing and technology.

The share of women working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) roles is on the rise.

For accredited investors, the challenge is to sort through these digital tea leaves to find data-driven information that can be deployed when formulating a sound 2025 investment strategy.

Analysts say baby boomers will be handing off almost $90 trillion to their heirs. That’s an unprecedented amount of assets and FOs may be in the best position to offer the personalized service and keen insights boomers need.

In 2024, Avestix launched a twice-weekly blog to provide our clients, partners and followers insights into key market trends, investment opportunities and new technologies.

News that Trump tapped Sacks to serve as the "AI & crypto czar” in his new administration triggered reactions across the media landscape.

Avestix hosted a webinar examining the latest innovations in blockchain, AI, Web3 and DeFI, and what those innovations could mean for accredited investors.

Increasingly many Family Offices have emerged as strategic entrepreneurial partners, helping to fund founders hoping to gain footing in the market.

How traditional transaction tools are being usurped by newer decentralized technologies.

Susan Lindeque, Founder & CEO, had an interview with Eric Dye for EPN, a podcast host who specializes in one-on-one interviews with entrepreneurs and founders.

Traditional cross-border payment systems, largely facilitated by SWIFT & corresponding banking platforms, are notorious for inefficiencies.

Social enterprise companies are in business to address & mitigate social, environmental or community shortcomings. But they are also in business, which can prove to be a challenge for some.

Navigating a second Trump administration will require investors to strategically capitalize on opportunities while mitigating risks associated with The Fourth Turning.