Richard C. Morais of Barron’s features Wistar Morris, principal and client strategist at Signature, in an article about advising clients with new wealth. Morris explains that when clients fall into “sudden wealth,” they often will find themselves adjusting to the change for years to come.

Christine Hauser of The New York Times quotes Weyman Gong, principal and portfolio manager at Signature, in an article about the short-lived market rally that occurred after the Spanish bank bailout. While US and European markets were strong recently, Spain’s 100 billion euro bailout reinforced the volatile bank system in the Eurozone, leaving investors feeling pessimistic. “The European crisis is going to be prolonged for a couple of years,” Gong says. “The problem may be bigger than people had expected.”

Ann Marsh of Financial Planning quotes Susan Colpitts, co-founder and executive vice president at Signature, in an article about the top tax strategies to consider for 2012. Colpitts advises financial planners look at investment interest expenses for deductions. “For any investor, see if they can deduct interest expenses that they paid on investments and look to see if this is optimized,” she says. “The determination of when this is possible is somewhat complex but planners can check IRS Form 4952 and use tax software to do that calculation.”