Putnam hires Fidelity exec as CIO
Donovan to oversee investment group
- By: James Langton
- April 13, 2009 April 13, 2009
- 11:15
Donovan to oversee investment group
Wachovia acquisition is exceeding expectations
Bank of Nova Scotia intends to redeem all of the $325 million aggregate principal amount of 5.75% Debentures due May 12, 2014 on May 12,…
Divestitures represented 51% of the deals announced
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. has successful implementation of its new settlement protocol for credit default swap (CDS) transactions, the association said Wednesday.It…
Manulife Financial Corp. has successfully completed its previously announced domestic offering of $600 million medium term notes.The 7.768% notes due 2019 were offered through an…
EdgeStone Capital Venture Fund III focused on IT companies
CLHIA welcomes London initiatives
Renewed strength in the energy sector expected
Corporate bond issuance down 43% in 2008
Assets decline 9% in the first two months of the year as redemptions surge
The arrangement agreement between Allen-Vanguard Corp. and Tailwind Financial Inc., a special purpose acquisition company in which Jovian Capital Corp. has an indirect interest, will…
IGM Financial Inc. has completed its domestic public offering of $375 million principal amount of 7.35% debentures maturing April 8, 2019, the company said Tuesday.IGM…
Four new investment banking hires
Q1 losses on pension plan assets drop Mercer index by 2%
Corbat named CEO of Citi Holdings unit
Trust is the foundation for quality jobs and performance excellence
Jevco head will now assume the position of president and CEO of Kingsway’s Canadian businesses
Industry assets rise in tandem with equity markets
The Financial Accounting Standards Board approved planned changes to mark to market accounting rules on Thursday, pleasing some in the U.S. financial industry, but raising…
BMO, CIBC, Manulife and TD recognized for programs to assist recent immigrants
Portfolio diversification strategy fails to avert losses
Worst may be yet to come for Canadian economy