Path of the coronavirus. Sufficient fiscal policy response. Liquidity issues. CIO Ben Pace explains how all three directly impact the timing and magnitude of the economic recovery in the U.S.

Chief Investment Officer Ben Pace and Chief Equity Strategist Jim Lebenthal will provide an update on recent market events and the potential economic impact of the coronavirus.

Today, as the markets give back all of Friday’s rebound, we’re reminded that finding a bottom is a process that will take some time in this ever-evolving medical and economic environment. CIO Ben Pace shares our viewpoint on the latest market developments.

The S&P 500 equity index is officially in bear market territory for the first time in 11 years. It appears the proposed fiscal policy unveiled last night did little to calm investors’ fears. In this commentary, Ben Pace provides insights into today’s market events.

The breakout of an oil price war between OPEC and Russia further roiled the financial markets over the weekend and today, increasing the anxiety of investors already concerned about the global economic impact of the coronavirus. Ben Pace explains the events behind today’s market sell-off.

Ben Pace discusses recent volatility in the markets and what it could mean for the rest of 2020. Listen to a recording of the call, here.

As the coronavirus continues to spread, concerns about the impact on global supply chains have increased, calling into question both global and U.S. economic growth estimates. Get more insights in our March Market Outlook.

The intensifying spread of the coronavirus and the unknown impact it may have on global economies sent shock waves through the equity markets on Thursday. Ben Pace shares his thoughts along with a reminder about the importance of staying focused on the long term.

Ben Pace shares his thoughts on the recent market volatility caused by the uncertainty of the coronavirus.

Investors should expect heightened market volatility over the coming weeks until we receive better indications of the spread of the coronavirus and its impact on the global economy. Get more insights in our February Market Outlook.

What's in store for 2020? Our CIO, Ben Pace shares his insights about the probability of a recession, the Fed's position on interest rates, our views on the global markets and more. Replay of 2020 Investment Outlook Conference Call

What could 2020 bring for investors? More record growth? A recession? Something in between? Our investment team shares their thoughts in our 2020 Economic & Investment Outlook.

What drove the markets in Q4? Trade talks, monetary ease and continued economic growth.

After a stellar performance in 2019, equity returns should be more muted, but comfortably positive in 2020 thanks to continued earnings growth. Get more insights in our January Outlook.

Amid the ongoing trade dispute, businesses appear hesitant to invest in long-term capital projects. This reluctance is holding the U.S. economy back from reaching its 2.5%-3% GDP growth potential. Get more insights in our December Monthly Outlook.

2018 tax returns delivered some unexpected - and often negative - outcomes. To help mitigate your tax liability in 2019 (and beyond), here are 5 tax-planning opportunities from Steve Walker based on lessons learned.

Positive earnings growth, coupled with low interest rates, may help sustain the bull market through year-end and into 2020.

Have you explored possible exit options for your business? If not, now may be a good time start. Brett Dearing explains why in his Q3 M&A Market Commentary.

Partner Constantine Mulligan explains how simplified investment lineups can lead to sound participant decisions. This article was originally written for PSCA’s investment committee and published in the Fall 2019 issue of PSCA’s Defined Contribution Insights.

Paul Sommerstad highlights key changes to 401(k) and 403(b) hardship withdrawals to help plan sponsors evaluate their existing plan provisions.