GWL reports strong Q2 investment, insurance results
Lower mutual, segregated fund sales dampen Canadian results
- By: IE Staff
- August 4, 2022 August 4, 2022
- 14:22
Lower mutual, segregated fund sales dampen Canadian results
Inflation in the U.K. is expected to surge to 13% in the fourth quarter
With Brent at more than $US100 per barrel, high oil prices may persist for some time
The combined business will operate as TD Cowen, a division of TD Securities
As U.S. industry releases plan, Canadian firms' readiness lags
Richardson Wealth added three new advisor teams and lost one during a "challenging" quarter
Public debt charges up 44.2%
ING warns of ‘no imminent signs of relief’ as energy prices rise nearly 40% in eurozone
StatsCan estimates 4.6% Q2 growth; manufacturing and construction saw the largest declines in May
Volatile markets contributed to losses in the insurance and wealth management businesses
No major bank has committed to end financing for new oil and gas exploration
Melissa Laursen, Laura Wierzbicki and Adam Malcolm received the QAFP exam award of merit
The money was used to satisfy a margin call
The interest rate cut comes as central banks around the world are rushing in the opposite direction
Investor exuberance is fading as companies try to stave off a potential recession
Former product manager with Coinbase, two others charged with wire fraud conspiracy and wire fraud
Slowing inflation and an early Fed pivot could set the stage for growth stocks to thrive
Another European rate hike expected in September; Bank of Japan short-term policy rate stays at minus 0.1%
Prices up nearly 29% year-over-year for edible fats and oils; air transport up 6.4% month-over-month
As rates rise, opportunity to achieve tax savings via a family loan strategy narrows
The policy bans speculative investments, short-selling and highly leveraged or complex financial products
Invesco's chief market strategist points to supply chain improvements in China and signs that U.S. inflation could soon decline
Industry leaders will report at least quarterly to CEO Grant Vingoe
The EPA ruling raises the stakes for climate proposals, the rating agency said
Oxford Economics expects 0.5% Q2 growth, on annualized basis, in U.S. economy