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2026 Q4 Market Outlook: The Vigilantes Versus The House
Thu, 10/22/2026 - 08:00 Wealth management
3Q26 ReviewOur view that mid-summer weakness in equity markets would prove short-lived, as opposed to the beginning of a bear market, was correct as the S&P 500 rallied a bit over +2% during the quarter. For all the fear over AI stocks in July (when they sold off sharply due to a major hedge fund liquidation), earnings remain strong, …
Advisor Spotlight: Dawn Coleman and Keith Blakely
Thu, 10/22/2026 - 08:00 Wealth management
Behind every client relationship at Stock Yards Bank Wealth Management & Trust is a team of advisors, and behind those advisors are leaders who hire them, train them and help them grow. In this edition of the Advisors Spotlight, we introduce two of those leaders: Dawn Coleman, Director of Wealth Advisors, and Keith Blakey, CFA, Director of …
Advisor Spotlight - Jeff Jackson
Mon, 07/20/2026 - 08:00 Wealth management
Meet Jeff Jackson, Regional ManagerFollowing our recent acquisition of Field & Main Bank, Stock Yards Bank & Trust is incredibly proud to officially welcome Jeff Jackson to our Wealth Management & Trust team as Regional Manager for the Western Kentucky and Evansville Region. Bringing over four decades of financial expertise, …
Advisor Spotlight Q2 2026
Fri, 04/17/2026 - 16:00 Wealth management
In this edition of our Advisor Spotlight, we are proud to introduce two key leaders who embody the expertise and heart of Stock Yards Bank & Trust. While they serve our clients from different regions—Lynn in Louisville and Jason in Cincinnati—they share a singular mission: providing the clarity and guidance you need to secure your financial …
2026 2Q Outlook: The Singularity Will Most Certainly Be Televised
Fri, 04/17/2026 - 16:00 Wealth management
by John M. FidlerChief Investment Officer | (502) 259-2543 | John.Fidler@syb.com2026 1st Quarter ReviewIn January and February, stock and bond markets rose modestly, with International equities continuing to outpace the US, in line with the theme of global diversification we have long highlighted. (This has not materially changed, we continue …