CIBC Private Wealth US

There’s been a lot of talk lately about the potential tax changes coming out of Washington—specifically the For The 99.5% Act, the STEP Act, and President Biden’s tax proposals. What could this mean for you?

We talk with Tim Daly, CEO of EdNavigator, on the state of education during COVID-19 and how this pandemic is altering learning, children and families.

In this installment, we talk with Kevin Tabb, MD, the president and CEO of Beth Israel Lahey Health, a healthcare system across Eastern Massachusetts comprised of 13 hospitals, including four academic and teaching hospitals affiliated with Harvard Medical School and Tufts University School of Medicine, and more than 4,000 physicians and 35,000 employees.

As the end of election season rapidly approaches, we have switched our focus from the impact of the election results on the economy and financial markets, to a more focused look at implications on individual sectors. What’s happening beyond the headlines in two other key industries—financials and energy? We hear from our firm experts in the fifth and final part of our election implication series.

As the end of election season rapidly approaches, we have switched our focus from the impact of the election results on the economy and financial markets, to a more focused look at implications on individual sectors. I previously interviewed two of our firm’s investment analysts on the specifics of the technology and healthcare sectors addressing top-of-mind questions. So, what’s happening beyond the headlines in two other key industries—financials and energy? We hear from our firm experts in the fifth and final part of our election implication series.

What might be the impact of election results on the technology sector? As we continue to consider election implications on the economy and financial markets, we take a more focused look at how individual sectors may be impacted based on different election outcomes.

What might be the impact of election results on the healthcare sector? As we continue to consider election implications on the economy and financial markets, we take a more focused look at how individual sectors may be impacted based on different election outcomes.

COVID-19 has upended just about everything, and we’re still working through it—how we work, shop, socialize, learn, get healthcare, worship, and care for others. It has laid bare both strengths and weakness in our institutions, processes and systems. The pandemic has altered life for every age group in almost every way. The coronavirus, after all, is not interested in career dreams, childcare situations or travel plans; it is only interested in host cells. Key innovations that emerged during this pandemic will outlive it. Others are yet to reveal themselves but will surely be part of the legacy of COVID-19. CIBC is committed to bringing to you the perspective and insight of top thinkers in various fields on what the legacy of COVID-19 could be. In previous installments, we presented views on biotech and vaccines and on work and careers during the time of COVID-19 (available on our website). In this installment, we discuss artificial intelligence in healthcare with the founder and CEO of an investment management firm that invests in leading-edge health and life sciences companies that are disrupting the healthcare ecosystem. In the future, we’ll present interviews with experts in healthcare management, education, and public health law.Daniel Lubin received a Bachelor of Science in foreign service from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, and a Master of Business Administration with honors from Harvard Business School. 

What are latest advances with remote hiring and onboarding? How is COVID-19 changing the career outlook of the youngest of the workforce, and why does leadership matter now more than ever?

Buying a house in another country can be a complicated process with many additional considerations and moving parts that can be difficult to navigate. It is not uncommon for wealth advisors to assist clients with real estate purchases—whether it is to invest in commercial real estate or purchase a second home. More rare, however, is when a client calls and needs help purchasing and closing on a house in another country, prior to undertaking a two-year renovation—all in local currency.