Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Dan Carter has joined the private wealth management practice as its newest partner and managing director. Carter will be based in Oxford Harriman’s Westlake, Ohio office. Dan believes that a long-term client relationship is built on working with an organization such as Oxford Harriman & Co. work, a disciplined approach, and excellent service.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Thomas C. Erb has joined the private wealth management practice as its newest partner and managing director. Erb will be based in Oxford Harriman’s Cleveland (Beachwood), Ohio office, and has an approach that aligns with Oxford Harriman’s “clients first” philosophy.
From MarketWatch:Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Dennis J. Devane, MBA, CRCP has joined the private wealth management firm as its newest partner and managing director. Devane will be based in Oxford Harriman’s New York City office.
From MarketWatch:Oxford Harriman and Company has announced that MikalHaddad has joined the private wealth management firm as its newest partner and managing director. Haddad will be based in Oxford Harriman’s newest office in Astoria Queens, New York.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Kent Whitaker has joined the private wealth management practice as its president.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Kery Hutner and Eric Ingerman have joined the private wealth management firm as its newest partners. Kery Hutner was also named as a managing director. Both Hutner and Ingerman will be based at the company’s main office in Cleveland, Ohio.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman partners Glen Kashetsky and Mikal Haddad examine the events contributing to the overall volatility of the market during the first quarter of 2022. These events include the Federal Reserve’s increased interest rate- the first since December 2018- in addition to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. High inflationary pressure is also ongoing as a result of increases in supply costs and continued supply chain delays.
From Yahoo!Finance: Oxford Harriman’s Jim Makee on March being a historically financially volatile month and this March proving to be no exception. On the 16th, the Federal Reserve increased the federal funds rate 0.25%. So why has the Federal Reserve chosen to increase interest rates, when it can impact so many aspects of the economy? James Makee explains.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman partner Glen Kashetsky discusses rising oil prices worldwide, and how the latest spike in the price per barrel of crude oil is the highest it’s been since the 2008 economic recession.
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