Private placement insurance structures are becoming more accessible to accredited investors as they make their way downstream. In this video, Sandy Geyelin, senior vice president of Global Wealth with Athene, sits down with Greg Mausz, ADISA board member and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets, to break down the structure, tax implications, and role private placement life insurance and private placement variable annuities can play in alternative investment portfolios.

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Section 1031 exchanges benefit from professional management, the potential for monthly checks, built-in tax advantages, and more. Now they’re appearing more frequently in the oil and gas space. In this episode of Focus on Alternatives, Brad Updike, attorney with Mick Law, sits down with Greg Mausz, ADISA director and senior managing director with Skyway Capital Markets, to break down the growing use of 1031 exchange securities in oil and gas. They discuss the structure, process, return metrics, options to assess, income variability, and more. Tune in to hear this unique and emerging perspective.

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Interest in oil and gas alternative investments has accelerated in recent years. In this episode, Sam Irvani, chief investment officer at Waveland Energy Partners, joins Greg Mausz, ADISA board member and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets, to discuss what’s driving renewed momentum, how improved sponsor discipline and geologic selection support capital protection, and why renewable and traditional energy must coexist. Irvani also explains the role of non-operated investments and outlines the opportunities oil and gas may offer advisors and high-net-worth investors today.

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This episode of Focus on Alternatives conversation offers an educational look at how NAV REITs fit into today’s real estate landscape. Dwight Dunton, CEO of Bonaventure, joins Greg Mausz, ADISA director and senior managing director with Skyway Capital Markets, to explain how NAV REITs handle ongoing valuations, incorporate limited-liquidity features, and function within advisory accounts. Dunton discusses diversification considerations, the importance of understanding limited liquidity, how valuation practices affect RIAs, and what advisors should examine when evaluating different NAV REIT structures.

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Alternatives have become mainstream and are now considered an essential part of a portfolio. In this episode, Sylvia Kwan, CEO and CIO of Ellevest, joins Greg Mausz, ADISA board member and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets, to discuss why alternatives have become essential in modern portfolios and why advisors should begin with client goals before selecting strategies. Kwan explains the benefits of a goals-based framework, addresses misconceptions around alternatives, and more.

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In this episode, Chad Willis, co-founder and manager of Renaissance Growth Partners, unpacks the full spectrum of oil and gas investing: income programs, working interests, producing properties, and more, with Greg Mausz, ADISA board member and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets. Learn how advancements in data and technology have transformed the sector, what misconceptions persist, and why oil and gas can serve as a powerful diversifier with unique tax benefits and income potential.

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Roth conversions can create powerful tax-free growth potential when done strategically. In this episode, Matt Chancey, founder of Tax Alpha Strategies, sits down with Greg Mausz, ADISA board member and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets, to explain how real estate investment, especially development projects, can help reduce taxes through discounts and timing. Learn how investors are using private real estate, diversification, and multi-year planning to make smarter, more efficient Roth conversions.

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As technology rapidly evolves, sponsors must adapt to better serve their clients. Join Greg Mausz, ADISA director and senior managing director at Skyway Capital Markets, and Aaron Pollak, founder and CEO of VENTURE.co, for a discussion on the technological trends reshaping today’s investment landscape.

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