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Bank of Canada hikes key rate by half percentage point, signals possible pause
Rate tightening “likely has reached its zenith,” CIBC economist predicts
Institutional investors wary yet ‘remarkably optimistic’ in 2023 outlook
Managers are most bullish on bonds and private equity, according to a Natixis survey
Exempt market issuance soared in 2021: OSC
Total issuance almost doubled from 2019, led by institutional investors
- By: James Langton
CSF launches continuing education portal for advisors
The Quebec self-regulatory organization will make the portal available in January
Global housing seen slowing in 2023: Fitch
Gloomy outlook faces material downside risks, report says
- By: James Langton
U.S. industry economists bracing for recession
SIFMA survey finds gloomy expectations for U.S. economy in 2023
- By: James Langton
Banking alliance distances itself from UN campaign over emissions targets
Canada's big banks said they're still focused on net-zero commitments
This ETF category could shine if “global macro doesn’t deliver”
About $16B is invested in Canadian covered-call ETFs: Horizons
- By: Greg Meckbach
Big Six banks’ outlook deteriorating: Fitch
Higher net interest income may be the only bright spot for Canadian banks in 2023
- By: James Langton
Raymond James acquires Solus Trust
Vancouver-based trust company manages $400 million in assets
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
After FTX, is crypto as an investment dead?
Several recent failures in the market have eroded investor trust
- By: Rudy Mezzetta
Covid benefits helped economy rebound, but post-payment verification lacking: AG
The report said $4.6 billion went to ineligible people and another $27.4 billion should be investigated
IIROC seeking feedback on arbitration program overhaul
Proposals include increasing the limit on claims and publishing arbitration decisions
- By: James Langton
BCSC bans fraudsters, orders $1.5M in sanctions
The panel imposed $1.1 million in penalties and $400,000 in disgorgement over a fuel-cell scheme
- By: James Langton
Consumer debt tops $2.36 trillion in third quarter, up 7.3% from last year
The impact of rate hikes could be more visible by this time next year
- By: Canadian Press
Inflation edged higher in October: OECD
As energy cooled, food costs drove up consumer prices
- By: James Langton
