Canaccord Genuity selling U.S. wholesale market making business
Deal with Cantor expected to close later this year
- By: The Canadian Press
- April 1, 2025 April 1, 2025
- 10:21
Deal with Cantor expected to close later this year
Plus, Aussie superannuation fund invests US$300M in I Squared Capital and Ravelin Properties REIT makes headway on recapitalization plan
Health and wellness paramount for all generations
Deferral includes GST/HST, T2 instalment payments and existing balances, the CRA says
Founder of financial aid startup Frank faces sentencing on July 23
Plus, an update on George Brown’s industry certificate program
What each of the major national parties has promised on taxes ahead of the April 28 vote
“I don't envy Governor Macklem’s situation,” says Carleton University professor
Industry must do more to reach mid-market, execs say
Dave McKay said commercial clients are deferring investments
Competency profile should align more closely with financial planner title, CEO says
One board member will step down this year as term expires
Canada made the top 10 with $8.1 million in total fines
Also, notetaking software for advisors adds French language transcription
Province plans to spend $11 billion on infrastructure over three years to stimulate the economy
China imposed retaliatory tariffs on some Canadian agricultural exports last week
The two firms share a passion for offering an alternative to the banks, Tom Bradley says
The 2024 fall economic statement is "off the table," experts say
Industry groups say uncertainty is already driving up costs
The Securities and Investment Management Association will also represent capital markets participants, investment dealers
The move, announced just a day before an election call, will make 4.5 million more Canadians eligible
Investors are pushing for more clarity on how Canada's banks are making progress
Many plan sponsors structured assets to make pension plans more bond-like
Plus, MNP buys Houle and Associates and Manafort sells mortgage lending business
The changes were expected to generate roughly $19.4 billion in tax revenue over five years