MFDA bans former missing advisor
Harold Backer induced clients to invest in non-existent mutual funds
- By: James Langton
- August 13, 2018 November 13, 2019
- 17:40
Harold Backer induced clients to invest in non-existent mutual funds
Loonie slips
The voluntary agreement will have a relatively larger effect on RBC
The appointment is in keeping with the company’s major shift to digital
Laggard banks will likely face increased competition
Appointment expands private markets business
The acquisition increases the firm’s ownership stake in Canaccord Genuity (Australia) Ltd. to 80%
The loonie slipped despite somewhat positive jobs numbers from Statistics Canada
The exchange will open its market at 2 a.m. beginning Oct. 9
The new business conduct regime would set out certain requirements for those dealing in the derivatives market
The proposals following the latest changes to the banks’ leverage and capital requirements
Canada added 82,000 of the less desirable part-time positions in July while losing 28,000 full-time jobs
Trump address on Iran war rattles market optimism
An estimated 170,000 vehicles were sold in the month
In Canada, turmoil has been especially pronounced in private real estate funds
SRO drops mandatory close-out proposal, adds new conduct-based approach
Company prioritized shareholder returns over infrastructure spend: ASIC
Regulator charges pair that separately pleaded guilty to criminal charges
"I’m very bullish" on potential outcomes, says interprovincial trade expert
Executive chair Steve Peacher says SLC Management is considering a rebrand
Manulife, Great-West had leadership changes last year
Plus, appointments at Sun Life, Connor, Clark & Lunn, Sapling Financial and more
Plus, EQB gains talent, Fiera CEO on medical leave, and a leadership transition at Hazelview
Deputy governor posts to filled via an internal recruitment process
S&P 500 adds another 0.7% after Tuesday's big leap
Plus, a new ETF from Vanguard, TD issues a green bond and multiple fund changes announced
Regulator addresses questions from market participants after Wealthsimple gets approval to launch event contracts