We have helped our clients sustain and grow their wealth for half a century. Understanding your financial and life goals are just as important to our team as investment acumen, and we take pride in being responsive, resourceful, and trusted partners for our clients.
GW&K Investment Management, LLC (GW&K) is a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) registered investment adviser with office locations in Massachusetts and Florida.
We have the experience, resources, and investment talent to create a wealth journey tailored for you.
Whether your financial situation is simple or complex, we’ll work closely with you to get a deep understanding of your lifestyle, wealth, investing, and risk needs so we can have a trusted and productive partnership. We offer individually managed tax-sensitive portfolios to satisfy your objectives for risk tolerance, income, and capital appreciation.
We have helped our clients sustain and grow their wealth for half a century. Understanding your financial and life goals is just as important to our team as investment acumen, and we take pride in being responsive, resourceful, and trusted partners for our clients.
Macro
Our Founder-Chairman Harold Kotler and Global Strategist Bill Sterling discuss elevated market volatility, changing tariff policies, and current risks and opportunities.
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Municipal Bond
Our Director of Municipal Bond Research shares insights into the financial impact of federal policies, declining enrollment, and other factors affecting higher-ed institutions today.
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Macro
There are good reasons for investors to be optimistic now, including technological advances and a potential stabilization in global risk hotspots, says our CIO Harold Kotler.
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Municipal Bond
We believe the muni bond market has entered the 3Q in a stronger position, with attractive valuations and a curve that remains steep by historical standards.
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Taxable Bond
Fixed income markets remained resilient in 2Q25, buoyed by firm fundamentals and continued comfort that the Fed would implement rate cuts by year-end.
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Domestic Equity
After a difficult start to the second quarter following the “Liberation Day” market meltdown, equities rebounded strongly the last 11 weeks of the quarter.
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