CDP ends talks with RT Capital
Steps back from desire to purchase management firm
- By: IE Staff
- May 11, 2001 May 11, 2001
- 15:45
Steps back from desire to purchase management firm
94% of voting policyholder approve proposal
Makes preliminary report citing increased personal injury claims
Allegedly offering $9 or $10 per share
Redemption rate fell
Second exchange listing since September entrance
Providing access to international multi-bank trading
Gives up independent stance on inflation
Members required to provide written notice
CLHIA chairman addresses Senate banking committee
Allows institutional investors trade with multiple banks
Falling market takes toll on attitudes
Client-principal trading rule
Proposes changes to financial services legislation
Government to solicit bids
Substantially lower premiums
Earnings rise to $2.9 million
Firm fined $100,000 for poor supervision of reps
Companies buy back struggling dot-com spinoffs
Bourque to head up member regulation
Goll named managing director
Only Canadian bank to appear of Top 15 list
Private label service to be delivered by stox.com
Stock performance may be tied to size of filings
B.C. judge finds agent negligent