Investments

Europe’s woes to continue

The debt crisis in the Eurozone periphery and the political debate over the debt ceiling in the U.S. are a “hangover from a rip-roaring, pre-crisis party” in much of the developed world. In a reversal of fortunes, many troubles of the developing economies are now the plights of the developed world, according to Philip Poole, […]

By Vikram Barhat |August 24, 2011

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Manulife launches new funds

Manulife is expanding global investment options to advisors and their clients by launching 15 new funds.

By Staff |August 24, 2011

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Vanguard to launch six ETFs

Vanguard Investments Canada has filed a preliminary prospectus with the Canadian securities regulators for its first suite of Canadian-domiciled ETFs.

By Staff |August 23, 2011

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U.S. downgrade hurts other bond classes

Debt Crisis Update Despite its resolution, the U.S. debt crisis has dampened investor mood and battered the U.S. financial markets. Fear continues to stalk various asset classes across the board, none more so than municipal and state bonds. The proposed spending cuts at the centre of the debt deal could leave state and local governments […]

By Vikram Barhat |August 23, 2011

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