Investor-advocate firm slams OSC
Kenmar Associates says regulator put burden reduction ahead of investor protection
- By: Greg Dalgetty
- May 5, 2020 May 5, 2020
- 16:48
Kenmar Associates says regulator put burden reduction ahead of investor protection
Richardson GMP suggests April's gains may not last
In Vancouver, home sales hit their lowest levels in nearly 40 years
Jonathan Durocher takes over at the end of the week
Some investors gravitating to the precious metal as a safe-haven asset, National Bank says
The Institute for Supply Management said Tuesday that its service-sector index fell to 41.8 in April
The TSX closed up 124.70 points on Monday
Wilkins was considered a top candidate to replace outgoing governor Stephen Poloz
Austerity measures could be self-defeating when attempting to lower government debt
Private equity fared best in the downturn
The fund invests directly in a popular ETF
Covid-19 has created an opportunity for alternative data to shine
Payments should start to appear in employers’ accounts as of May 7
Americans’ assessments of their current economic situation tumbled: survey
Alternative Credit Council research points to further growth, diversification in 2025
The agency is forecasting a 0.1% increase for November
The increase is part of an effort to beef up anti-money laundering measures
Accountant allegedly found assets used to lure investors to schemes
OSC forgoes monetary sanctions, amid bankruptcy, ongoing litigation
The pension fund's 50% share of the initial capital commitment is roughly $1.8 billion
Woodgate Financial Inc., Assante Financial Management Ltd., are among Focal's customers
Plus, a new TD partnership, and Toronto fintech becomes dark pool partner
Plus, Wellington-Alus Private Counsel and Ninepoint Partners add new talent
Also, moves at Mackenzie Investments, Edward Jones Canada and the CSA
Plus, moves at BMO Private Wealth, Fiera Capital and CIBC GAM
Mutual fund, ETF AUM rose for the seventh consecutive month
Plus, other product launches and news, including more ESG fund terminations
More than 300 new products landed in 2025 — a new record