Former regulator joins FAIR Canada board
Investor advocacy group seta reform of the client-advisor relationship one of its top priorities
- By: James Langton
- September 24, 2014 September 24, 2014
- 11:00
Investor advocacy group seta reform of the client-advisor relationship one of its top priorities
Investment industry performance improves, but the outlook for smaller firms remains uncertain
New Canadian trade reporting requirements are scheduled to take effect on Oct. 31
Businesses and employees relying more on mobile technology for work: survey
STA report calls for reforms to make voting more accurate and transparent
Outlook stable
New campaign calls on the financial industry to adopt policies that facilitate speaking up
Highly satisfied investors frequently use tools and seminars offered by the firms
CIBC World Markets Inc. said Monday it has become a registered observer of the Green Bond Principles (GBP), a set of voluntary guidelines designed to…
Membership provides stable funding base
People with financial advisors save more, which improves retirement readiness and increases Canada’s economic potential
Advisors must involve clients in all aspects of service delivery
Develop a security policy and guard against “human stupidity,” expert tells planners
Proposals aim to improve disclosure for DC plans and modernize pension investment rules
The next step is to establish data feeds that provide standardized information on in-force insurance policie
More activist interventions to take place behind closed doors, says report
Kostas Andrikopoulos named managing director, Eastern Canada
The plan is to combine Vancouver's Corporate Insights with Investor Economics
BPC to review and model potential reforms
New CEO Victor Dodig says he’ll be cautious when growing the bank’s business
CRA investigation found fictitious employment expenses and business losses
The combined wealth of the world’s billionaires rises to US$7.3 trillion
Appeal involving RCMP tests the balance of privacy rights versus the right to information
A recent survey finds that women tend to make more informed decisions and report being more conservative investors than men
Report identifies priorities for Canadian policy-makers