Annex Wealth Management
Annex Wealth Management LLC is a national financial advisory firm headquartered in Elm Grove, WI. The firm has $4.6 billion under management and employs 61 people. The firm caters to 15,013 clients of varying types, but focuses mostly on individuals.
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Fresh Digs: Annex Wealth Management
Owner: Sentinel Real Estate Corp.
Architect: GROTH Design Group
Contractor: Venture Construction Group
Costs: Undisclosed
Completed: January 2024
Annex Wealth Management in January moved...
Positive Jobs Report, Bad News For Interest Rates
Good news is bad news. A positive jobs report likely means that the Fed will delay interest rate cuts – Annex Wealth Management’s Dave Spano and Brian Jacobsen discuss.
Sticking the soft landing?
Almost perfect economic data meets hypersensitive areas in the market. Even with a pullback, there are relative value opportunities while a breaking bad forecast includes the market pricing in aggressive rate cuts.
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Metro Milwaukee office real estate market weakens in Q3
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Building Future Leaders: Annex’s Culture of Inspiring Action and Impact
It’s important for aspiring leaders to know that leadership is not based on a title.
Leadership is based on your...
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Authenticity drives Annex growth
BizTimes: How does Annex foster innovation?
Dave Spano: “We’ve built a flat organizational structure, which has allowed us to pay...
2023 Mid-Year Economic Report: Hope for a soft landing
In addition to being a devastating health emergency, the COVID-19 pandemic sent shockwaves through the economy that are still...
Is it over?
Is the earnings recession over even before an economic recession has begun? Maybe, but probably not.
A pregnant pause?
The key question is whether lower inflation will stick. It probably will.