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ATB Capital to lead liquidation of failed hedge fund article image A person inside a financial maze made out of hedges.

ATB Capital to lead liquidation of failed hedge fund

Companies face emissions reporting mandates even as Canada lags article image Magnifying glass

Companies face emissions reporting mandates even as Canada lags

Fintech roundup: Firms partner up to bolster wealth management services

FINTRAC bares more in disciplinary notices

IOSCO seeks more resilient trading article image Graph tablet

IOSCO seeks more resilient trading

Online fraud a growing threat to investors, regulators

CSA moves on T+1; Europe urged to follow suit article image European Union headquarters

CSA moves on T+1; Europe urged to follow suit

Macklem sees inflation falling as economy slows article image Bank of Canada building

Macklem sees inflation falling as economy slows

Investors reduced foreign equities holdings in October: StatsCan article image Hands counts money on American flag background

Investors reduced foreign equities holdings in October: StatsCan

Quicker consults for OSC, FSRA now law

Oil prices climb, Canadian equities fall as talks to end Middle East war stall

Industry innovates, but financial health suffers

Structured finance outlooks dim as economy wobbles

Crypto money launderer gets prison in U.S.

CFTC asserts oversight of prediction markets

FCA launches ESG ratings pilot

Powell plans to stay on at Fed after his term as chair ends

Corient plans expansion into Canada

  • By: IE Staff
  • April 29, 2026 April 29, 2026
  • 13:50

Foreign direct investment in Canada up 6.9% in 2025

Fed chair Powell may reveal next steps Wednesday

Kevin Gopaul to head up VanEck’s expansion into Canada

Industry moves: Former BMO private wealth head Geoff Newton joins RBC Wealth Management

Product roundup: First Trust launches energy ETF

Opinion: Insurers need to call the same riders by the same names

‘Market weakness’ causes mutual fund, ETF asset declines in March: SIMA