Manulife raises dividend for first time in five years
Profits more than triple
- By: The Canadian Press
- August 7, 2014 August 7, 2014
- 07:40
Profits more than triple
CanDeal is now displaying trading data from CanPX
Industry group urges government to consider contribution changes to RRSP, TFSA and tax incentives for startups
Deal relating to mortgage-backed securities was originally rejected by U.S. judge
Trading rose 10% worldwide in the first half 2014, says report
Ratings agency views British banking system negatively due to “bail in” regime
Tangerine scores highest amongst the midsize banks in the annual survey
Finance considers framework to protect taxpayers from bank bailouts
Frank Hixon, Jr. pled guilty to illegal insider trading and lying to the authorities
Regulator will take no further enforcement action against the bank
Canaccord’s research team now includes nine senior healthcare analysts across three continents
RCMP and Barrie, Ont. police have issued warrants for the arrest of suspects
Study finds companies are secretive about security plans because of the threat cyber risks pose to corporate reputations
Former trader hid trading losses during the financial crisis
Legislation introducing new requirements for money services businesses dealing in virtual currencies receives Royal Asset, says FINTRAC
Penalty levied against BoA for actions of a firm it acquired during the financial crisis
Regulators, financial industry lobbyists and educators among those selected for the National Steering Committee on Financial Literacy
Both companies are signatories to the UN supported Principles for Responsible Investment
Salman Partners and Woodstone Capital to create diversified dealer
Two recipients honoured in the fifth edition of Women in Financial Markets Scholarship Program
Equities the top performing asset class, but bonds fared better than most expected
Markets closed Monday, Aug. 4
Four agencies have qualified as Canadian-domiciled central counterparties
As of August 2, firms that are registered by CSA will be required to use OBSI to resolve client complaints