SEC says funds firms must have independent chairmen
New rules also require 75% of fund directors be independent
- By: IE Staff
- June 23, 2004 June 23, 2004
- 14:54
New rules also require 75% of fund directors be independent
Would apply to ETFs and closed funds, Torys says
Sky to sub-advise EAFE investments
Dialogue integrates written plan, fund portfolio
Sub-continent offers growth opportunity says fund manager
AGF Management Ltd. has taken another step toward building a national network of high-net-worth investment firms.AGF said Wednesday it has reached an agreement to buy…
Wall Street icon Bear Stearns could be the next firm to face civil charges in the U.S. mutual fund trading scandal.“In relation to an ongoing…
The Canadian chapter for the Alternative Investment Management Association is launching two new projects aimed at both advisors and their clients to increase awareness in…
Chair and vice chairs to be appointed
Eighth month of positive sales
Time right, despite interest rate fears, company says
Mutual funds remain the investment of choice for Canadian advisors who hold their Certified Financial Planner designation, but there is also “substantial interest” in alternative…
Replaces Trimark component with ING fund
JPMorgan Fleming replaces Henderson Global
CSA calls for full disclosure of votes by mutual fund firms
Institutional investors must contribute to compliance
Net sales estimated to fall between $600 million and $1 billion
Morningstar releases preliminary performance data
Williams says bank is primping for potential suitors
Part of three-step program to safeguard investors
U.S., U.K. regulators mulling over possible intervention
Alternative investment firm completes Quebec acquistion
Proposes moratorium on new LSIFs
The mutual fund industry continued to enjoy strong net sales in April. The Investment Funds Institute of Canada says that net sales, excluding re-invested distributions…