A Year In The Markets
Savvy’s Chief Investment Officer, Anshul Sharma, breaks down the forces behind this year’s gains and the key signals to watch heading into 2026.
2025 in Focus: How strong earnings and cooling inflation supported steady market gains.
Despite Headwinds: Why growth persisted amid shifting policy and geopolitical uncertainty.
Looking Ahead: The global demand trends we’re watching as the next market cycle takes shape.
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Anshul Sharma
Chief Investment Officer
Anshul Sharma is Chief Investment Officer at Savvy Wealth, where he oversees the firm’s investment strategy, portfolio design, and platform innovation. He partners across product, marketing, and operations teams to deliver portfolios that take a methodological approach to balance customization with scalability for advisors and their clients.
Before joining Savvy, Anshul spent nearly two decades at Bank of America, where he managed the Chief Investment Office’s Sustainable Model Portfolio Suite, launched new proprietary offerings, and, as Head of Alternative Investment Strategy, provided guidance and thought leadership to advisors around hedge fund, private market, and real asset strategies. He began his career as an Investment Strategist at U.S. Trust, designing multi-asset portfolios for high-net-worth and institutional clients.
Anshul holds a Master of Financial Engineering from UC Berkeley and a Bachelor of Computer Engineering from Lehigh University. Outside of work, he is an avid tennis player, enjoys time with his wife, two sons, and their Bernedoodle, and is an auto enthusiast who loves cooking and travel.
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