Minimum qualifying rate for uninsured mortgages remains steady
OSFI keeps key mortgage stress test rate unchanged
- By: The Canadian Press
- December 15, 2022 December 15, 2022
- 10:05
OSFI keeps key mortgage stress test rate unchanged
Many Americans are digging into their savings to maintain the same level of spending
A variety of announcements were made
The regulator proposed reforms to enhance competition and boost investor protection
The Bank of England and Swiss National Bank also dialed back their increases
The quasi-criminal case is the regulator's first court proceeding involving a publicly traded cannabis company
FCA reports rise in loan fee frauds, amid growing financial stress
Criminals increasingly target small, mid-sized firms, SRO reports
Key rate range could top 5% in 2023
SEC, DoJ charge eight over social media driven pump-and-dumps
Fewer than one-third of advisors surveyed had a defined marketing strategy
Policymakers call for enhanced liquidity management measures
At 10.7%, British inflation higher than 7.1% in U.S.
As outlooks dim, downgrades likely to pick up in the next 12 to 18 months
Uncertainty over U.S.-Iran war continues to drive trading
Volatility boosts trading, underwriting, asset quality holds up
New licensing regime approved, full compliance due by October 2027
Marc-André Gosselin and Nicolas Vincent to assume new roles in May and August, respectively
Regulators seek boost in reporting thresholds to reduce small firm demands
Deal offers 19% premium to Sila Realty Trust trading price on Friday
The BoC governor says technology's evolving abilities underscore importance of cybersecurity
Arrangement could encourage more or riskier trades, critics say
Plus, TD Wealth VP moves into advisor role and appointments across the industry
Plus, Designed Wealth adds advisor and inaugural taxonomy and transition planning council named
McIntyre to start a new role later this month
The data also reveals Canadians' limited knowledge of cross-border investing tax implications
ETF assets under management now sit at US$20 trillion
Investors are looking to exit from funds in droves during "a period of heightened negative sentiment"