Governments in the spotlight
Consumers and businesses look to big government for help
- By: James Langton
- December 1, 2008 December 1, 2008
- 11:27
Consumers and businesses look to big government for help
He calls his style “common sense”
Federal government reminds investors of the possibility of making in-kind transfers
Research and investment in biofuels has risen sharply, but many barriers remain
The Insurance Council of B.C. revoked the registration of Trillion Financial in B.C. referring to “ongoing risk”
But there’s little doubt provincial legislators have significant changes in mind
Mutual fund dealer acquires DundeeWealth’s network of mutual fund and insurance advisors in Quebec
Opportunities are few in retail and commercial banking in Quebec, so Canada’s sixth-largest bank is looking westward
Regulators in Canada, U.S. and Europe spurred by recent market turmoil to increase scrutiny
A deep decline in IPOs, secondary issues and debt issues has led to depressed profits in the securities industry
Geothermal power is clean and constant, but risky and expensive to develop
Despite the struggling economy and oil’s decline, the interest in renewable energy technologies has not subsided
Halloween is over, but many Canadians remain spooked about adding to their RRSPs this season.If any of your clients fall into that category, you can…
Although the government is looking at giving companies more time to make up funding shortfalls, experts are divided on the move
Getting the banks to lend to one another is just the first step
Assets under administration, revenue, commissions and fees have all dropped in recent months
The Montreal brokerage is celebrating its 150th anniversary by continuing to adhere to what has made it successful
Although the changes are in the industry’s favour, they don’t go far enough, say IFIC and the IIAC
Chris Hodgson is front and centre of Scotiabank’s expansion in wealth management
But the matter of whether the SRO can go after wrongdoers in Ontario who have left the industry is still unclear
In an ironic twist for insurance companies globally, the very product upon which they were building their futures is tying up their capital and potentially…
The goal is to maintain investor confidence in the integrity of the markets
Regulators are getting tougher about the misuse of confidential information
The firm has taken several significant steps since formally merging with Berkshire this past summer
Quebec regulators are aggressively delving into the wreckage of the once lauded fund