Financial News Roundup for the Week of July 2, 2017

What We've Been Reading - Week of July 2
Markets & Economy:

• Why You Won’t Be Buying a Coffee With Bitcoin Anytime Soon (WSJ)
  
• Traders Brace for Comeback of Volatility (Bloomberg)
  
• Go long on chicken wings if you’re bullish on driverless cars (Bloomberg)
  
• Mortgages could get easier (CNBC.com)
  
• A new China worry is taking over Wall Street (Business Insider)
  
• Why Square and PayPal Jumped on Wednesday (Barron’s)
  

Asset/Wealth Management:

• America’s top bond manager never falls in love (Bloomberg)
  
• How has indexing changed the market (Barron’s)
  

Alternatives:

• SEC Said to Scrutinize Hedge Funds’ Handling of Hot IPO Shares (Bloomberg)
  
• PEI: H1 fundraising reaches new high (PEI)
  
• Hedge Funds Flock to Europe, Thinking Worst Is Over (WSJ)
  
• First-half private debt fundraising near record (PEI)
  
• Private Equity and Passive Investors Are on a Collision Course (Bloomberg)
  
• For Hedge Funds, Size Isn’t Everything (WSJ)
  

Media Industry and Journalism:

• Networks misspell show titles to game Nielsen ratings system (WSJ)