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(June 19, 2003) A Saskatchewan advisor reprimanded by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) for working with out-of-province clients says he’ll grudgingly accept his punishment. Martin Bernier, a senior advisor with Assante in Saskatoon, has been ordered to complete a basic industry course, despite the fact that he’s worked in financial services for 14 years and […]
By Doug Watt |June 19, 2003
3 min read
“Bold and aggressive” plan unveiled to reposition regulatory model Association elects new national board for 2003-2004 Leveraging: The good, the bad and the ugly Maritime Life chief reminds advisors true value is in client relationships Taking stock a little early with association’s chair More Advocis Conference Coverage Taking stock a little early with association’s chair […]
By John Craig |June 19, 2003
4 min read
(June 18, 2003) Representatives from the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) and the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) fielded lots of questions at the second national summit on income trusts in Toronto last week, sponsored by the Canadian Institute. The regulators provided an update on initiatives underway to crack down on income trusts in both provinces. Both […]
By Caroline Cakebread |June 18, 2003
Panel discusses economics, investment, U.S. and good times ahead for Canada Insider tips on buying a book of business “Bold and aggressive” plan unveiled to reposition regulatory model Association elects new national board for 2003-2004 Leveraging: The good, the bad and the ugly Maritime Life chief reminds advisors true value is in client relationships Taking […]
By John Craig |June 18, 2003
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By John Craig |June 16, 2003
2 min read
Association elects new national board for 2003-2004 Leveraging: The good, the bad and the ugly Maritime Life chief reminds advisors true value is in client relationships Taking stock a little early with association’s chair More Advocis Conference Coverage Taking stock a little early with association’s chair Maritime Life chief reminds advisors true value is in […]
( June 20, 2003) Canada’s financial watchdogs have released their proposed disclosure requirements, with the catchy name “National Instrument 51-102 Continuous Disclosure Obligations.” Among guidelines for standard documents, like financial statements, the report proposes a new requirement for the reporting of material changes and significant business acquisitions. “We have also taken this opportunity to bring […]
By Staff |June 16, 2003
5 min read
(June 16, 2003) For the third consecutive month, mutual fund sales finished in the red in May as investors continued to bail out of money market and equity funds. Net redemptions reached $637 million last month, according to figures released today by IFIC. That’s an improvement from April, when redemptions topped $1.6 billion. Money market […]
By Doug Watt |June 16, 2003
(June 13, 2003) A growing number of big businesses are issuing income trusts, pushing this sector forward. But watch out for rising interest rates that threaten to take a bite out of performance, says Brian Petersen, head of the income trust group at RBC Capital Markets. Speaking at the Canadian Institute’s second annual Income Trust […]
By Caroline Cakebread |June 13, 2003
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