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- 1Houston mayor's advisor defends $127,000 salary for 15-hour weeks▼Whitmire’s financial integrity advisor admits to 15-hour workweeks for $127,000 salary, defends his work
Houston Mayor John Whitmire's financial integrity advisor has acknowledged working about 15 hours a week while earning a $127,000 city salary, and is defending the value of his work. The admission has drawn scrutiny over pay and workload in city government and raised questions about how the advisory role is justified.
- 2Firms push to make private markets more like public ones▼Firms push to make private markets more like publics The bottleneck preventing # WealthManagement advisors from moving r
Financial firms are working to make private markets operate more like public ones, with better pricing, liquidity and reporting. Industry commentary argues the real obstacle to wealth management advisors moving retail clients into private assets is not regulation but the lack of integrated fintech infrastructure to support access at scale.