Financial Horizons announces three acquisitions
MGA makes foray into mutual fund distribution
- By: Megan Harman
- June 19, 2015 June 19, 2015
- 12:20
MGA makes foray into mutual fund distribution
Trust and estate planners were concerned about the implications of the wording added to a subsection of the Income Tax Act
The back-office provider has signed eight clients since bringing on well-known back-office executive David Burnes to run the firm in 2013
Trust and estate practitioners are waiting for Finance Canada to provide more clarity regarding the legislative changes
Insurance regulators are beginning to take a much more active approach in the area of consumer protection
Canadians have to be ready to readjust their retirement plans to compensate for the fewer number of employment years that would have contributed to retirement…
Various factors are putting pressure on credit market liquidity and forthcoming regulatory reforms will likely exacerbate the liquidity problem, Ian Russell suggests
Finding a compromise between greater use of technology and more personalized services can make a difference for younger HNW investors
“No valid economic rationale” for retail debt program, report says
Putting standardized practices in place that a buying advisor could assume easily is a key way to maximize the value of your financial advisory practice
Surge in net sales of bond funds makes up for slump in sale of equity funds
Claude Chene will create the distribution vision and strategy as well as oversee sales and relationship management activity on a global basis
A SIFMA survey of securities industry economists suggests that most expect an interest rate hike to take place in the third quarter
TPBs are viable pension alternatives — and a “wider spectrum” of pension plan designs should also be considered
The program is tailored to cater to the specific needs of EMD advisors, which differ from brokers or mutual fund dealer reps
The FPC recommends provincial governments to adopt standards developed as requirements for those who hold themselves out as financial planners
Missouri law will give brokers a way to contact the necessary authorities when they suspect senior clients being financially exploited
AMF and NASAA encouraging public to report financial exploitation of seniors and to have honest conversations about fraud
Principles call for recommended requirements to be harmonized globally and for the policy-makers to adopt global data standards
Greg Woynarski was elected as chairman while three prominent participants in the securities industry joined the board for the first time
Courts impose a fiduciary duty only in some circumstances
Listen to what women clients say and engage with them one-on-one or in small, intimate, women-only gatherings
Gaps in the framework can be addressed with higher professional standards
Volunteering helps build strong, lasting relationships with communities
Foreign investments account for one-third of total pension fund investments