A united voice
PCMA/NEMA merger will streamline both groups’ operations
- By: Fiona Collie
- March 1, 2018 October 31, 2019
- 00:21
PCMA/NEMA merger will streamline both groups’ operations
A sudden surge in the VIX in early February led to the termination of certain exchange-traded products — and a harsh lesson for many investors
New consultation paper contemplates the inevitability of increasing automation in the financial advisory business
Research found that advisors are far more likely to choose proprietary investment funds for their clients
Meagre returns in government debt are driving investors into equities, but bonds still serve a key purpose for some clients
IFIC, FAIR Canada and the CCEL favour empowering firms and advisors to stop suspected financial abuse
Setting up a trust or buying an insurance policy could offer protection for clients' families without putting assets at risk
The new head of Women in Capital Markets is well positioned to promote greater equality within the industry
Violations of the rule involve certain incentives programs
Investors may reconsider the risks they take on within their RRSPs
New disclosure rules from CLHIA draw complaints
There are many recommendations for this year's federal budget, but changes to registered plans are front and centre
Some groups are against the CSA's proposed easing of rules for determining corporate directors' independence
President of Sun Life Financial Inc.’s Quebec division has been named 2017 Financial Personality of the Year
Some firms with smaller seg fund families - especially RBC, Sun Life and Co-operators - outperformed in 2017
Recent reductions by major mutual fund firms range from 5 bps to 55 bps
Many MFDA-licensed advisors are taking another look at IIROC
Are firms shifting clients into lower-cost funds as appropriate?
Canadians who work with an advisor are much more likely to take advantage of tax-registered plans such as RRSPs and TFSAs
Several key factors affected the relative returns of some mutual fund families
But economic issues and sector-specific challenges remain
Jim Virtue wants financial advice to be a profession and for Advocis to be at the heart of that profession
Investors and advisors should go “beyond the headlines and the hype”
New disclosure for seg funds to be aligned with mutual funds’ rules?
Court ruling shows the need for independent professional advice in cases in which a client's mental state is questionable