Small dealers still feeling the squeeze
Many securities firms are struggling to remain profitable
- By: James Langton
- February 1, 2013 October 19, 2019
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Many securities firms are struggling to remain profitable
Sale of U.S. annuity business reflects firm's strategy to shift away from non-core businesses
Should the OSC consider sources of revenue other than fees?
OSC's Office of the Investor to remain a modest enterprise
Canadian economy burdened by high consumer debt
OBSI calling out firms will only working if there is enough "shame"
Oscar Belaiche is the recipient of Investment Executive's 2012 Fund Manager of the Year award
Some insurers are removing long-term, guaranteed products
The CSA's new paper explores the possibility of introducing a fiduciary duty for advisors
Relying on house values for retirement income is a risky strategy
Some Penson clients have decided to strike out on their own
Convergis will use a hybrid business model
Western Canada, U.S. are Fiera's key targets
Three investor-focused initiatives are in danger of dissipating
Tough balancing act for governments looking for revenue
Consolidation: While some firms clean house, others see an opportunity
"Clients understand dollars. They don't always get basis points"
But the OSC's proposed fee hikes come at a tough time for the investment industry
Many investors drawn to bond ETFs
Identifying the right community for you is key
Clients could hurt retirement income by exiting the market
"They can take the company for a spin and see how we are"
Advisors play a supporting role in new automated advice service
The former B2B Trust is capping a year of major acquisitions by using its new banking powers to expand its product line