Financial and Media News Roundup for the week of July 3, 2016

Markets & Economy:

• Stock market to bond market: “la-la-la I can’t hear you” (WSJ)
• How Wall Street bro talk keeps women down (NYT)
• The new law-enforcers: banks (WSJ)
• Gold is still a pet rock (WSJ)

Asset Management:

• Goldman Sachs tells its asset managers to tighten belts (FT)
• Growing unease as British mutual funds block the exit doors (NYT)

Long Reads:

• The strange story of a murdered banker in Puerto Rico (Bloomberg)
• The Financial Page: Brexitonomics, by James Surowiecki. (New Yorker)

Alternatives:

• Point72 mines social media to lure traders (FT)
• Slowdown in shadow lending tightens credit on Main Street (WSJ)
• Survey: Hedge funds sense opportunity in Brexit turmoil (FinAlts) 
• SEC Crashes alternative 40 Act party (Futures Magazine)
• PE returns down but they still beat the major averages (Pensions & Investments)
• Hedge fund managers get Brexit wrong (NYT)

Media Industry and Journalism:

• Gretchen Carlson suit against Fox News head forces network to face changing mores (NYT)