New global wealth leadership for Scotiabank
The transition for Scotiabank will be finalized as of Jan. 1, 2024
- By: Katie Keir
- July 24, 2023 July 24, 2023
- 11:54
The transition for Scotiabank will be finalized as of Jan. 1, 2024
Michael Cooke retained his role as leader of CETFA's board, while other industry players made a variety of moves
Setting expectations early, assigning specific projects and building in time for fun will lead to a successful experience
Industry veteran Roy Ratnavel to retire, plus a new senior role at Harbourfront Wealth
Manulife names new public markets CIO
Job cuts at Mackenzie Investments, and more
Plus other moves within the industry this week
John Sullivan will retire from Cadillac Fairview in November
iA Financial Group's president and CEO Denis Ricard will lead CLHIA's board
New appointments include senior executives with Harbourfront Wealth and AGF Management
Raymond James names a new head of investment strategy, while iA shakes up its executive team
As more Canadians retire and the fixed income space grows, financial services companies are pivoting
Changes include new role for former Richardson Wealth CEO Andrew Marsh and Fiduciary Trust Canada has a new CEO
Loke replaces Robert Bradley as head of the insurance regulators' association
Kilfoyle moves from IG Wealth Management to lead products and platforms
Conditions for fundraising and deal activity are deteriorating, according to an S&P survey
Adam Elliott will transition from president and CEO of iA Clarington Investments
Role had been filled on an interim basis since Steve Hawkins departed in November
There were a mix of changes and an update from RBC Wealth Management Canada on its offer to Gluskin Sheff advisors
The central bank will begin an internal recruitment process for the deputy governor position
Barnes' move from TD Wealth's private wealth division is detailed, among other industry news
Other industry moves this week include a new head for the FP Canada Institute
New appointments come a week after four board members opposed to the takeover resigned
Women held 33.7% of board seats, up from 27.9% in January 2020
Other moves include an established advisor group moving to BMO Nesbitt Burns from CG Wealth