FATCA challenge denied
The Federal Court of Canada has addressed the legality of exchanging tax information, but left open the question of its constitutionality
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
- September 17, 2015 September 17, 2015
- 07:20
The Federal Court of Canada has addressed the legality of exchanging tax information, but left open the question of its constitutionality
Bank ordered to pay damages and amend notice filed with the BCSC
Swedish research firm advises global asset owners and investment managers that represent more than $450 billion in AUM
John Valentini joins firm; Sylvain Roy promoted
John Adams succeeds Brian Peters as chairman
HomEquity Bank teams with Equifax Canada to study debt in retirement
The agreement significantly expands Manulife’s pension business in Hong Kong
Request to file personal tax returns not intended to further the CRA’s criminal investigation
Acquisition of Assurant Employee Benefits business creates a leader in U.S. group benefits providing protection to more than 64,000 employers
Adding a voluntary component to the CPP would be complex to set up and costly to administer
Profits from the sale of securities rise 14.9%
Research products will help clients flag possible ESG risks
Terry Hetherington assumes new role within firm’s private client group
Startup FeeX aims to provide U.S. retail investors with greater transparency on fees
Economic news is improving on several fronts
Consumers warned to delete fraudulent message
Firms need to establish a culture of compliance —starting at the top of the organization
New voice-recognition technology designed to enhance security and improve efficiency for advisors and their clients
Real estate investment advisor added to institutional investment platform
Warn clients about the importance of proper estate planning
Assets increased by 11.5%; premium revenues improved by 7.7% year-over-year
Expansion would require costly new infrastructure to administer individual accounts
Sale to SYZ Group completed on Aug. 28
Senior executives to lead efforts in key areas
Many high net-worth clients are putting off their plans and dipping into their savings to help their children through post-secondary education and beyond