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What’s next for FSRA’s MGA licensing rule?
Industry sees regulator's pause as chance to address "unintended consequences" of rule
Getting back to balance may be tricky: NBF
Improving affordability could slow new housing supply, report says
Beneficiary designations in estate planning
Seg funds can function as quasi-trusts
- By: Jonathan Got
Ex-advisor convicted of ripping off NBA players
Former clients overcharged, had assets misappropriated
- By: James Langton
Financially illiterate, or maybe just bored
Literacy test performance is impacted by question placement, research finds
- By: James Langton
Beware of AI’s legal pitfalls
Privacy, enterprise solutions and the danger of automatic transcripts
- By: Ellen Bessner
Many Canadian women seeing limited pathways to promotions: study
51% of those surveyed reported being stuck in entry-level positions
U.S. accounting enforcement drops: report
Cases, penalties decline following leadership change, shift in focus
- By: James Langton
Founder pleads guilty to defrauding venture investors
Fashion tech entrepreneur used false financials, audits to secure funding
- By: James Langton
Canadian ETF momentum strong, as $19B pours into funds in February
Also, 37 new ETFs were debuted in the month
- By: Noushin Ziafati
Provincial economies increasingly diverging: BMO
Disparate effects of tariffs weighing on provinces' fortunes
- By: James Langton
Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Andrew Furey to join National Bank
Furey will become vice-chair as of March 16
Trio pleads guilty in US$500-million scheme
Firms failed to disclose massive markups on pre-IPO securities
- By: James Langton
Trio pleads guilty in US$500-million scheme
Firms failed to disclose massive markups on pre-IPO securities
- By: James Langton
Labour productivity, hours worked edge down in Q4
Labour productivity up 1.1% for the year 2025: Statistics Canada
- By: Jonathan Got
Justice demands higher interest rate: court
Court rules that monetary order must reflect rapidly rising interest rates
- By: James Langton
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