Financial services firms recognized for climate change transparency
BMO, Great-West Lifeco, IGM and TD earn climate disclosure leadership status
- By: IE Staff
- December 10, 2014 December 10, 2014
- 15:00
BMO, Great-West Lifeco, IGM and TD earn climate disclosure leadership status
Housing market could be overvalued by as much as 30%, central bank says
Returns on Canadian savings and pension plans will be weaker
BMO report looks at potential winners and losers should oil prices remain near US$60
Resource sectors positive after sharp sell-off
Even with reforms, performance, vesting and deferral periods are still too short to cover credit cycles and potential tail risks
Rep failed to use due diligence in recommending client purchase leveraged ETFs
The 2015 outlook for global trading and universal banks in is stable, rating agency says
Increase mostly due to growth in non-residential projects in Western Canada
High consumer debt levels and an overheated housing market pose risks
Toronto market down 1.8% for the week
Rating agency maintains stable outlooks for global P&C and life insurance industries for 2015
Government hopes to save $338 million in tax credits that were destined for banks, insurance companies and research centres
Growth momentum to shift away from resource-rich regions
Personal bankruptcies could rise in tandem with interest rates
Bonds trending closer to U.S. bond covenant quality
Actions follow downgrade of the government of Japan’s rating
Drop could stimulate U.S. economy, curb Canadian government revenues
Research paper examines the changing face of politics in Brazil, India, Indonesia, and Turkey
Canadians continue to be worried about future job prospects, Conference Board says
Mixed opinions about where rates should go next spring
Systemic stress among euro area banks has declined further to pre-financial crisis levels
Budget surplus revised downward to $933 million
Report calls on Canada to limit taxpayers’ exposure to the housing market