Director compensation levels continue to rise
Gender diversity on corporate boards is slowly improving
- By: James Langton
- March 10, 2016 March 10, 2016
- 11:20
Gender diversity on corporate boards is slowly improving
The deal comes in the midst of ongoing merger talks between Deutsche Boerse and the London Stock Exchange
The appeal court has ruled against a lower court decision because there is nothing in the will that offends public policy or violates the law
Newer CEOs received the biggest raises
Aviva Health and GloHealth will be combined into one company
Large global financial services institutions are changing their attitude toward fintech to access new markets and strengthen their customers’ experience
The dispute-resolution service reports that banking complaints rose by 21% over the past year while investment complaints dropped by 14%
Pension fund income plunged during the Q3 2015
Getting the best talent should be a priority for every business leader
Directors can play an important role in engaging their companies’ significant investors
Anatol von Hahn has joined Smart Money while Salim Manji of Barney River Investments is now a minority shareholder and advisor
The FSCP is arguing that financial advice, regardless if it’s automated or not, need to be held to the same standard
That change was made possible thanks to the firm’s acquisition of ShareOwner, whose dollar-based investment services allows investors to purchase fractional shares of ETFs
The deal will enable ICE to offer customers new data and valuation services
Bay Street Canabis will provide legal cannabis-related businesses with a venue to raise capital
The investors allege that their broker mismanaged their accounts and that the firm is vicariously liable
The firm’s American division is opening an office in New York and has hired a new executive
The addition of Maxium Financial and Desante Financial will broaden CWB’s business mix in specialized finance markets
Deal represents foray into asset management business for life insurer
The purchase of Assurant’s U.S. employee benefits business positions Sun Life as the sixth-largest group benefits business in the U.S.
A report detailing the results of an audit on the Financial Sector Policy Branch found the policy arm to be doing a good job
Meanwhile, the LSE reports that merger talks with Deutsche Börse “continue to progress”
Martin Reid will take over from the long-time head of the alternative mortgage lender at the firm’s annual general meeting on May 11
The deal will add US$7.1 billion in AUM and double the size of Fiera’s institutional and subadvisory retail business in the U.S.
The Simmons brand will live on and operate as a new division within Piper Jaffray’s equities and investment-banking group