Private market investing through a life insurance wrapper
Arta Finance gives qualified investors access to elite wealth strategies.
One of their most powerful tools is Private Placement Life Insurance (PPLI) — a structure that wraps private market investments in a tax-advantaged insurance policy.
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[PPLI] is an ultra-niche financial product, exploited by the super-wealthy to avoid taxes.
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📰 Market Headlines
Markets closed out March with their steepest losses since 2022, as President Trump’s looming tariffs spooked investors.
On Monday, the S&P 500 rose 0.55%, the Dow gained 1%, and the Nasdaq dipped 0.14%.
President Trump announced his reciprocal tariffs would apply to all countries, rejecting proposals to limit them to top trading partners.
WMG acquired the full catalog + trademarks for Twisted Sister
🐭 Deadmau5 sells his entire catalog in a $55m deal | Alts
Electronic music titan Deadmau5 just sold his entire catalog — and his label Mau5trap’s — to Create Music Group for over $55 million. This isn't just a rights grab. It's a power play. The deal includes 4,000+ tracks, a new JV for future releases, and …
Lithium battery fire risks raised concerns for EV makers as waste facility fires surged 60% and caused $2.5 billion in damages.
Job market anxiety spread across income levels, with Glassdoor reporting a 5% increase in layoff mentions in employee reviews.
Goldman Sachs officially slashed its S&P 500 forecasts for the second time this month, citing higher tariffs and growing recession risks
🧠 Make yourself heard
Since 2011, concert ticket prices have soared 67%, outpacing inflation by 26 points. Many argue these high prices are ultimately the result of a flawed market structure.
Resellers have always existed — but bots have made it a bloodsport. They don’t buy tickets to attend shows. They use software to instantly grab hundreds, then flip them for profit.
President Trump signed an executive order targeting ticket scalping and junk fees, directing agencies to enforce pricing transparency and anti-bot laws.
Do you support President Trump's new executive order targeting ticket scalping and junk fees?
Take From the Rich, Give to the People, Big Data’s Robinhood
Big tech uses our data to pad their pockets. Facebook alone makes $42B a year. But modern-day Robinhood, $MODE, allows everyone to share in the profits. 45M+ users and $60M+ in revenue later, Mode prepares for an IPO.
