Debt financings and trading surge in Q2: IIAC
Corporate bonds show the largest gains in volume
- By: James Langton
- November 3, 2009 November 3, 2009
- 15:01
Corporate bonds show the largest gains in volume
Revenues still below pre-market turmoil levels
Emerging markets offer refuge
Company intends to change name at December shareholder meeting
Consumers will be able to buy coverage suited for their individual needs and budgets
Province will lower minimum medical and rehabilitation coverage
Investment mangers will manage funds under the name AGF Investments
25 days of miracles kicks off with donation to charity
Growing interest in passive investments
Severe summer weather, auto claims boost expenses
100,000 policies transferred
SSQ advisors gain access to investment and RRSP loans
Lower provisions for bad loans
Global banks by interest in NYSE Liffe U.S.
Specialty P&C insurer sold to Hawaiian-based investor group
Revenues, AUM slip
Improvement in insurance and reinsurance businesses
With the acquisition of Legacy Associates, Equity grows its roster to over 150 advisors
Stronger sales in individual retirement and savings product lines
Matrix deal has full support of Seamark’s portfolio management team
Older Canadians are more likely to rely on cheques
Kloet encouraged by upswing in IPO activity
Last year’s market disruptions created an opportunity for smaller firms
Value managers edge out growth managers
Industry needs major improvements in terms of customer responsiveness, Surviscor says