Investment bankers feel the pinch in 2019
JP Morgan tops global rankings, while RBC was the top Canadian firm
- By: James Langton
- January 3, 2020 January 3, 2020
- 11:13
JP Morgan tops global rankings, while RBC was the top Canadian firm
Rising yields and strong equities supported DB plans in 2019, Aon reports
U.S. regulators lay charges in an alleged international microcap trading fraud
The regulator's innovation survey closes Jan. 10
S&P/TSX composite index closed up 36.52 points on Thursday
Merger activity was down from 2018, but remained strong on a historical basis
DoJ revises deal with Union Bancaire Privée over secret accounts
As of Jan. 1, 2020, OHIP no longer covers most out-of-country medical emergencies
Investors remain nervous despite a year of big gains
The CFIB’s Business Barometer index fell to its lowest level in a year
U.S. giant cuts stock and option trading costs
More than two-thirds of Canadians held back from borrowing money last year
Global debt enjoyed a record year, but IPOs were weaker
The Middle East war has made it difficult for anyone to make economic forecasts
Targets have changed, but AML controls not being relaxed
Number of international students and workers fell by 28% over a year
New rules aim to make incident reporting easier, amid rising systemic risk
Panel lifts stay, refines order in case that led to landmark ruling
Only tokenized securities count under new guidance that also clarifies landmark legal test
The province is not raising taxes or cutting services as part of the budget
QUEBEC BUDGET 2026 — Budget focuses on extensions and changes to support AI, media and culture
QUEBEC BUDGET 2026 — Funding supports research on taxation, productivity and public policy
Moores will succeed longtime leader Jamie Coulter, who stepped down last year
Gallagher will oversee Richardson rebrand under iA Financial
Plus, appointments at Harbourfront, Richardson, Manulife Investments and more
Plus new equity ETF launches from CIBC and LongPoint, Dynamic debuts private assets fund, and more
Favourable demographics and a rising middle class are ingredients for long-term secular growth
Rising fundraising targets, increased product launches are driving the activity: report