Expect more wearable technology in insurance industry: Accenture
Consulting firm’s report indicates that almost one-third of insurance firms surveyed already use the technology
- By: Megan Harman
- May 5, 2015 May 5, 2015
- 13:10
Consulting firm’s report indicates that almost one-third of insurance firms surveyed already use the technology
Bank reports growth in both fees and business volumes across three lines of business
The robo-advisory firm has now launched in Saskatchewan, the Atlantic provinces and the territories
Rob Ferguson and Richard Anton take on new executive roles
Study finds middle-income earners, are more likely to be overly dependent on payday and fast cash loans
Financial terms not disclosed
Strategic alliance in Chile; Banking acquisition in Peru
The investigation by the AMF is in connection with the takeover of Fibrek by Resolute Forest Products
Purchase includes the stock transfer, employee plans services and corporate trust businesses of Valiant across Canada
CFA Institute planning local events during May
Many are unaware of recent contribution limit changes
ETF strategist joins Raymond James family
Pablo Fuchs, senior editor with Investment Executive, and Fiona Collie, staff writer, discuss the results of the 2015 Brokerage Report Card. This year's Report Card…
Central 1 Credit Union, Concentra Financial Services and SaskCentral signed MOU in December
Ombudsman also reports it has eliminated its complaints backlog
Challenging market conditions result in subdued capital markets activity: CEO
Court dismisses motion by Canaccord Genuity
Ontario approves bill to create provincial pension plan starting Jan 1. 2017
BMO Wealth Management replaces firm's Private Client Group
Lack of awareness, budget challenges could be factors
Bay Street Suit Challenge runs the month of May
A human error at the CRA means that the tax filing deadline for advisors and their clients will now be on May 5 as opposed…
Malcolm Heins to chair expert committee on the regulation of financial planning
Panel discusses what regulators look for in assessing whether dealers have fulfilled suitability requirements