Nasdaq seeks mandatory rule on board diversity for companies
Corporate boards are overwhelmingly white and male
- By: Michelle Chapman, The Associated Press
- December 1, 2020 December 1, 2020
- 10:08
Corporate boards are overwhelmingly white and male
Loosened public health restrictions allowed businesses to reopen
The bank was weighed down by support it offered through mortgage, credit card and personal loan programs
The bank has announced its capital markets energy business will now focus only on the Canadian energy sector
Chilcott left Sun Life Global Investments in October
Changes take effect Jan. 1, 2021
A proposal in the fall economic statement aims to provide a simplified claim process
Finance Minister Freeland's update includes no specific "fiscal anchor"
More than one-third of appointments to large company boards since have gone to women since "comply or explain" mandate came into effect, finds KPMG
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