SRO overhaul could hit speed bumps
The CSA hasn’t set a timeline for reforms
- By: James Langton
- August 30, 2021 August 26, 2021
- 00:04
The CSA hasn’t set a timeline for reforms
Issuers and regulators have work to do
Regulators have become increasingly concerned about the “meme stock” phenomenon
Tashia Batstone will lead the organization as title regulation takes effect
Companies are facing increased pressure, but gaps remain in diversity data
Insiders say some charities could be hurt by a larger quota
The federal government hasn’t given up on addressing systemic risk at the national level
While results were largely stronger than a year ago, quarter-over-quarter earnings were down for 16 firms
The province changed its position based on “overwhelming” support for a harmonized ban
The dramatic increase in the price of Bitcoin has intrigued many clients
The ESG investing space has become increasingly susceptible to marketing hype
Oricia Smith, president of SLGI Asset Management, holds her firm to a high standard
The lines have blurred between what constitutes an index and what is simply another active investment strategy
The SEC has been unmoved by industry efforts to regulate crypto products
The provinces may have less incentive to find common ground following the shuttering of the CMAIO
The fintech industry is maturing as companies focus on key markets and build out core offerings
The new leader of Women in Capital Markets says the organization will increase support to marginalized groups
Net income rose by 23.2% on average among the companies in the Profit Survey
A number of firms have made investments in the ESG space over the past six months
Companies that don’t understand their supply chains face substantial risks
Responsible investing funds outperformed their peers during a tumultuous year
Critics argue mandatory say-on-pay votes would be onerous for small companies
Despite steady growth, sustainable funds still account for less than 1% of total fund AUM in Canada, according to Morningstar
Drawing a line between legitimate and abusive discourse isn’t easy
Online chatter about a public company was defamatory, an Ontario court has ruled