CDS sees need for default fund
Proposed new fund would guard against losses due to participant defaults
- By: James Langton
- November 21, 2014 November 21, 2014
- 16:30
Proposed new fund would guard against losses due to participant defaults
Canada’s banks preparing for slower growth: analyst
The Calgary-based National Exempt Market Association responds to an editorial in the September issue of Investment Executive
Active traders offered research, discounts and preferred interest rates
CPPIB is contributing an additional US$400 million
The organization also recognized Robbie Pryde, Anne Marie O’Donovan and Jennifer Ocampo-King for supporting women in the capital markets business
BMO and RBC are “quality leaders” in equity capital markets
Two-day conference in Quebec City
Bank moves to serve more trade in Asia
IFIC supports next steps in review of financial planning and advice
Panel says regulators should consider imposing fiduciary duty on investment managers
More study of these markets is needed before regulators tinker with the rules, report argues
Clients can get an actively and professionally managed portfolio starting at $2,000
Q3 profit surges 70% to $350 million
Deal unlikely to result in substantial lessening of competition
Net income up 6.4% to $1.1 billion
The CRA’s update of its guidance notes will include several changes
Revenue grows to $53.4 million
The portfolio delivered a gross investment return of 3.4% for the quarter
Sprott intends to assume management contracts of two Royce specialty funds
Survey by Financial Planning Standards Council draws attention to the impact of financial stress on Canadians
One victim allegedly defrauded on $25,000
Sun Life is considering allowing annuities to be purchased in installments
Invesco Canada responds to a recent Inside Track column from Neil Gross, executive director of the Canadian Foundation for Advancement of Investor Rights (a.k.a. FAIR…
Bank charter would help grow and diversify deposit base, CEO says