CSA to host roundtable that tackles greenwashing
A virtual panel will examine a range of regulatory issues driven by the rise of ESG investing
- By: James Langton
- August 25, 2021 August 25, 2021
- 13:01
A virtual panel will examine a range of regulatory issues driven by the rise of ESG investing
RBC chief executive David McKay doesn't expect the Covid-19 Delta variant to halt current momentum
The bank said its third-quarter profit rose to $839 million, up from $602 million a year ago
The First Home Savings Account would allow Canadians under 40 to save $40,000 toward a home purchase
BIS project seeks to kickstart sustainable finance
BMO's wealth management business earned $401 million in the quarter, up from $341 million a year ago
The bank cut its provisions for credit losses by 83% compared with a year ago
Total-fund net return of 9.6% since inception
The mandates at the banks follow announcements by Sun Life Financial Inc. and others
All jury trials were temporarily suspended due to Covid-19, and civil cases remain halted until 2022
The asset manager has a new private equity partnership with First Ascent Ventures
The social media platform aims for hassle-free online transactions and more monetization features
Headline inflation hit 3.7% in July — the highest year-over-year increase since 2011
Canada is also considering a move to the shorter settlement cycle
Retail sales fell much larger than Wall Street analysts had expected
The party's election platform also contains various tax proposals and targets an "overly aggressive" CRA
Certain measures from the 2019 election, such as a luxury tax, are sure to resurface in this campaign
The government said it expects employers in federally regulated industries, including banks, to require vaccinations
Surplus earnings rose to $935 million before member dividends, up by more than 70% from a year earlier
Two women were recognized for achieving high standing
While the claim will proceed, the court suggested it may not be in the contractors' interest
The board's net assets for the quarter ended June 30 totalled $519.6 billion
The corporate tax rate would also go to 18%
AUM reached $179.5 billion, up 4% from the previous quarter
The province is putting an additional $2.2 billion toward Covid-19 spending