Feds make good on measures to protect consumers
Cheques under $1,500 can’t be held more than four days
- By: The Canadian Press
- March 4, 2012 March 4, 2012
- 18:00
Cheques under $1,500 can’t be held more than four days
Pension research earns $10,000 Canadian Investment Research Award
Hedge fund managers do not operate in the shadows, report states
IFIC says existing exemptions should be maintained; FAIR Canads says premises underlying existing exemptions are flawed
Improvements in personal and commercial banking
Profit slips in first quarter, revenues higher
New research reveals investors’ trust in their financial advisors and confusion about the terms of their advisory relationships
Amalgamation allows AGF to streamline retail fund line-up under one banner
Plans concerned about ensuring adequate retirement income for their members
William Wise indicted on 23 counts
Acquisition expands firm’s corporate lending practice to markets outside of the U.S.
Growth in Canadian banking and insurance offset by lower earnings in capital markets operations
Deal makes Kitchener, Ont.-based MGA the largest in Canada in terms of number of brokers
Three-quarters of customers feel a need for change
Investment manager acquires a team of energy specialists and lenders as well as a Calgary presence
Bank reaches multimillion-dollar settlement with 55 investors
Claims must be submitted by Aug. 22
Survey results reinforce the client-service orientation of advisors considering independence
Integration of Marshall & Ilsley offsets drops in Canadian retail banking, BMO Capital Markets
Investigations of securities and commodities fraud have increased by 52% since 2008
Health, location and financial considerations will determine whether retiring boomers move or not
Total compensation more or less unchanged for other top officers
Online oversharing putting young adults at risk
National Bank takes 35% strategic stake in Montreal-based investment manager
Bank books lower loan impairment charges