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The country’s leading provider of financial learning, credentials, and certification, CSI Global Education Inc., has been sold to Moody’s Corporation, subject to customary closing adjustments. CSI will operate within Moody’s Analytics, strengthening the ratings agency’s capabilities for delivering credit training programs, research and analytical services, and risk management software to financial institutions worldwide. “We are […]
By Steven Lamb |November 22, 2010
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Mackenzie Financial has named Andrew Massie and Lawrence Chin to lead its Cundill investment division, succeeding Jim Thompson, who is returning to the United States, and will rejoin Southeastern Asset Management, Inc., effective December 1. “I have enjoyed working with the Cundill team and everyone at Mackenzie, and with my return home, I am pleased […]
By Staff |November 22, 2010
Scotiabank has struck a deal to buy the remaining equity in DundeeWealth, of which the bank already owns 18%. The transaction will dramatically change the face of the mutual fund industry, where Scotia was something of a laggard among the big banks. Prior to the deal, Scotia was the tenth largest mutual fund asset manager, […]
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Don’t let the 12-page and eight and a half foot long Disability Tax Credit application form – T2201 – deter you from getting what is rightfully yours. And while you’re at it, let your advisor help you use lucrative tax credits to offset medical costs. The time to understand tax consequences of serious illness is […]
By Vikram Barhat |November 19, 2010
Blog Polls Yesterday, Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan outlined a plan to introduce “a robust regulatory framework” governing over the counter derivatives, which as a group have been cast as the villains behind the global financial crisis of 2008. The tricky part will be developing the mandated uniform regulation for a market made up of […]
By Steven Lamb |November 19, 2010
Blog Polls Stock markets are occasionally unruly free-for-alls—or freefalls. The May 6 “flash crash” —where the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged almost 1,000 points intraday—has sent securities regulators searching for explanations, culprits and safeguards. While the flash crash was less severe in Canada—the sympathetic movement on the Toronto Stock Exchange lagged the U.S. by two […]
By Scot Blythe |November 19, 2010
The MFDA today announced that it has issued a Notice of Settlement Hearing regarding the presentation, review and consideration of a proposed settlement agreement by a Hearing Panel of the MFDA’s Central Regional Council. The settlement agreement will be between Staff of the MFDA and Mary Lorelei Lambros (the “Respondent”) and involves matters for which […]
By Staff |November 19, 2010
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