AIG to get billions more in revised U.S. bailout
Insurance giant lost US$61.7 billion in Q4
- By: James Langton
- March 2, 2009 March 2, 2009
- 08:01
Insurance giant lost US$61.7 billion in Q4
Rating agency Standard & Poor’s has placed long-term issuer credit rating of the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec on “credit watch with negative…
Loan growth tempered by substantial ABCP provision
Fund plans conversion to corporation
CEO waives right to severance pay
Banks and insurers should use market prices in most circumstances
Channel Islands trust business adds more than $6.25 billion in AUM
Citi to exchange preferred securities for common shares
Several of Canada’s banks have indicated their intention to provide investors with an advisory vote on executive compensation, Meritas Mutual Funds announced Thursday.Such votes have…
Shares to be issued at 3% discount from average market price
The board of directors of National Bank and Louis Vachon, the bank’s president and CEO, have come to an agreement on how Vachon should dispose…
Bank to give shareholders a say on executive compensation
Professional financial education system fundamental to healthy marketplace, Wilton says
Finance minister says it's important for Quebecers to know what happened with the Caisse’s ABCP holdings
The bank intends to raise gross proceeds of $200 million with the issue
The bank plans to add 80 new advisors in Canada this year, CEO says
The cost of foreign-exchange risk hedging and its significant ABCP holdings were the main culprits in the Caisse’s massive loss
C.D. Howe Institute study suggests scrapping the 30% limit on voting-equity stakes for pension funds
Net income falls a drastic 72% in Q4, 29% for 2008 as a whole
Benefits to Creststreet include quality, reliability and service in the alternative arena
But bank’s Q1 financial permformance to date is “solidly profitable”