‘You need to want it’: Women in finance speak about their love for their jobs, progress the industry still needs to make
Greater flexibility, sponsorship, advancement opportunities could inspire more women to work in the sector
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Four advisors who are moving the needle on women and wealth
Leading with values, encouraging questions, empathy and education are all part of the solution
‘Everyone’s trying to figure out what to do next’ as oil tops US$90
Canada's energy sector stands to benefit from the U.S.-Iran war, but that could be overshadowed by inflation
Canaccord failed to flag suspicious trading: U.S. regs
Enforcement action targets weaknesses in AML controls, compliance
- By: James Langton
S&P/TSX composite drops more than 520 points, oil rises above US$90 a barrel
U.S. employers cut 92,000 jobs last month, a sign that the country’s labour market continues to struggle
NYSE sanctioned over market outage
Maintenance mishap led to failure of market opening auctions
- By: James Langton
Ex-Equifax employee alleges firm allowed fraudulent access to credit file
Allegations serve as reminder to investors affected by CIRO breach to review inquiries to their credit reports
CAAT CEO Dobson resigns, will reimburse $1.6M vacation payout
New leadership team announced, but search for key execs continues
- By: IE Staff
Re: What’s next for FSRA’s MGA licensing rule?
FSRA did not invent a consumer protection problem — it found one
- By: Harvey Naglie
Ex-CFO sentenced in crypto fraud
Startup exec lost company's cash in crypto scheme when Terra collapsed
- By: James Langton
Canadians lost $704 million to fraud in 2025
Younger people most susceptible to scams
- By: Jonathan Got
Private equity exec pleads guilty in pre-IPO fraud
Investors were falsely promised pre-IPO access, but money misappropriated
- By: James Langton
$156B of corporate income taxes paid in 2024
Canadian enterprises recorded a net income before taxes of $620B
- By: Jonathan Got
What’s next for FSRA’s MGA licensing rule?
Industry sees regulator's pause as chance to address "unintended consequences" of rule
- By: Alisha Hiyate
U.S. lost a surprising 92,000 jobs last month and unemployment rate ticked higher to 4.4%
"It’s a tense time for the U.S. economy," says chief economist Heather Long
Beneficiary designations in estate planning
Seg funds can function as quasi-trusts
- By: Jonathan Got
Spotting incapacity and undue influence
Know your clients, cover yourself
- By: Jonathan Got
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