The Investor Advisory Panel's report calls for further changes that may not be in the interests of ensuring that investors are informed
The public has a right to know about - and take advantage of - this alternative to cancelling a policy
New trade agreement with the European Union offers huge opportunities for Canada's investment industry
Fee disclosure and the new "pay for performance" mentality will likely lead to abandonment of the typical 60/40 asset mix
One of the benefits of CRM2 is that it puts a visible, understandable price tag on the value of advice
Canadian seniors are already doing well. Boosting the CPP, as some are suggesting, is not the right way to improve savings
While investor protection undoubtedly is desirable, too much may result in negative consequences, significant costs and reduced services
Regulators should be cautious, placing more emphasis on efficiency in the regulation of capital markets to calm nervous investors
New research suggests Canadians pay fees at the same rate as Americans, and that the U.S. model could cost clients more over time
Consistency and efficiency are the new priorities in securities regulation