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- By: James Langton
- May 3, 2019 October 31, 2019
- 00:26
SRO aims to speed up settlements
Dealers large and small see healthy growth in profits
While Ontario and Alberta grapple with big deficits, Quebec and B.C. boast surpluses
An inverted yield curve does not necessarily herald hard times
Feds create new annuity options, enhance Homebuyers’ Plan
So far, securities regulators have been reluctant to sign off on regulated crypto-based ventures
Investment Executive Regulators’ Report Card 2019
Advocacy group calls on banks to recognize technology risk and other ESG issues
Brokerages took a hit, but banks remained solid and can expect tempered earnings growth
The 2019 federal budget includes several lower-profile tax changes that could affect your clients
Central bankers worry that their ability to use normal monetary policy would be limited in the event of a shock
Decision may encourage more frequent use of these clauses in wills, estate practitioners say
Matthew Latimer becomes the new executive director of the Federation of Mutual Fund Dealers as the industry faces numerous challenges
Regulator plans to study the effects of curbing trading venues’ fee/rebate structures
Supreme Court makes decision in Henson trust case
IAP wants regulatory sanctions against individuals to apply across regional and industry jurisdictions
Gap between independent and bank channels could be more perception than reality, however
AUM dropped in 2018, thanks to flagging markets
Central bankers seek to steady markets as deficits rise and trade frictions escalate
Technology is important, but understanding client needs begins with advisors, says Jeff Macoun
Can policy-makers lighten regulation and still protect investors?
Clients who invest in RRSPs should think long-term and diversify
Wealth-management firms compete for the business of health-care professionals
A little default risk may be acceptable as Bank of Canada eases back on rate hikes
Often considered a conservative investment, preferreds remain subject to equity market movements