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Video: Stenner Wealth Partners’ Thane Stenner and CFO managing editor Joe Chidley discuss moving up the wealth curve
Canadian Family Offices‘ managing editor Joe Chidley sits down with Thane Stenner, founder of Stenner Wealth Partners+ at CG Wealth Management, to discuss the complexities families experience as they move up the wealth curve. In his conversation with Chidley, Stenner shares:
• Why the “wealth curve” is really about the growing complexity that comes with significant capital.
• How entrepreneurs must shift from growing wealth inside a business to managing liquid wealth after a major exit.
• Why ultra-high-net-worth families often need to rely on a broader team of professional advisors.
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The Iran conflict’s silver lining for global ex-US Stocks
‘Negative sentiment creates an opportunity only if reality is likely to prove better than feared. We think it is. Regional conflicts, even those involving major oil-producing areas, don’t typically derail bull markets.’
Markets don’t move on what happens alone—they move most on the gap between what happens and what investors expected. When reality beats depressed expectations, prices tend to rise to close that gap. Our research suggests the Iran conflict created exactly that dynamic for non-US developed markets. While the Iran war reset sentiment lower everywhere, it hit professional expectations for Europe and Asia particularly hard—harder than reality warrants. We think this makes the case for non-US leadership even more compelling than at 2026’s outset.
This article is brought to you by Fisher Investments Institutional Group.
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