Media RoomBKD Wealth Advisors professionals have years of experience and multiple designations including CFA®, CIMA® and CFP®. Increasingly, they are being tapped by national media for insight, explanation and solid commentary related to newsworthy issues. Selected national appearance listings for print and electronic media are featured on this page.
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 May 27, 2010 Jeff Layman, Chief Investment Officer, BKD, Wealth Advisors Kristina Peterson of Dow Jones Newswires quotes Jeff Layman, principal and CIO at BKD Wealth Advisors, in an article about current economic activity, which runs in The Wall Street Journal. "We're having a nice little tug-of-war between some pretty solid economic fundamentals, great corporate fundamentals [in the U.S.] and all these world issues with effects that investors think might spread," Layman says. He adds that the market's recent volatility has spooked retail investors. KOLR TV May 21, 2010 Jack Thurman, President, BKD, Wealth Advisors Jack Thurman, president of BKD Wealth Advisors, offers financial advice during a KOLR10 appearance. Thurman provides tips on spring cleaning finances and discusses why it is important for Americans to get their financial houses in order. Money Magazine May 19, 2010 Jeff Layman, Chief Investment Officer, BKD, Wealth Advisors Carla Fried of Money Magazine quotes Jeff Layman, principal and CIO at BKD Wealth Advisors, in an article that offers advice on gaining income and inflation protection in an investment portfolio. In regards to global REIT funds, Layman says, “We believe there will be higher economic growth outside the U.S.” He adds that property values tend to rise when you have economic growth. Springfield News-Leader May 8, 2010 Jeff Layman, Chief Investment Officer, BKD, Wealth Advisors Kathryn Wall of the Springfield News-Leader turns to Jeff Layman, principal and CIO at BKD Wealth Advisors, for his insight on the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 1,000 points. Layman explains that the drop was more of a computer anomaly than a cause for continued concern. "Coming in to the day today, I would've been surprised if stocks had an up day, only because the typical individual investor would've gotten home last night and saw the headlines about the 1,000 point drop and not really understood what was going on," he says. "I figured there would probably be some selling pressure today." More News___________________________________________
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