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The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Canadian Investment Awards were handed out last night at a gala ceremony held at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.
“Never before has leadership and long-term vision been more important to recognize than in these markets,” said Sabine Steinbrecher, founder of the CIAs. “Leaders are making substantial efforts to continue to serve Canadians and we are proud to showcase those at the forefront.”
One of the top honours, Morningstar Fund Manager of the Year, was awarded to Gerald Coleman, the head of CI Investments’ Harbour Advisors. Coleman is the first fund manager in 14 years to have won this award twice.
Dynamic Funds was named Analysts’ Choice Favourite Fund Company of the Year, recognizing not only the firm’s outstanding investment performance, but also its superior communication with financial advisors and clients.
Advisors themselves had a different choice for Investment Fund Company of the Year, however, naming AGF Funds, based on the quality and range of range of products, performance, fees, service and community investment.
Among the highlights:
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
The Canadian Investment Awards were handed out last night at a gala ceremony held at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.
“Never before has leadership and long-term vision been more important to recognize than in these markets,” said Sabine Steinbrecher, founder of the CIAs. “Leaders are making substantial efforts to continue to serve Canadians and we are proud to showcase those at the forefront.”
One of the top honours, Morningstar Fund Manager of the Year, was awarded to Gerald Coleman, the head of CI Investments’ Harbour Advisors. Coleman is the first fund manager in 14 years to have won this award twice.
Dynamic Funds was named Analysts’ Choice Favourite Fund Company of the Year, recognizing not only the firm’s outstanding investment performance, but also its superior communication with financial advisors and clients.
Advisors themselves had a different choice for Investment Fund Company of the Year, however, naming AGF Funds, based on the quality and range of range of products, performance, fees, service and community investment.
Among the highlights:
The Career Achievement award was given to Dr. William R. Waters, founder of Portfolio Analytics Ltd., the predecessor of Morningstar Canada. The award recognizes “his pioneering contributions to portfolio models.”
Purdy Crawford, partner at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt, was named Person of Influence of the Year for his role in sorting out the asset-backed commercial paper mess.
For a full list of all 51 award winners, please visit the CIA website.
(12/04/08)
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