Financial Pipeline
Rise in ETFs, Fewer IPOs and Shifting Capital Flows: Trends to Watch in Canadian Public Markets
The rising number of ETFs alongside a declining number of IPOs may signal fewer listing opportunities for Canadian companies on the TSX, while also influencing the relative share of Canadian equities in retail investor portfolios. Investors following these trends may want to take a closer look at where their money is being allocated, and what that means for their domestic market.
Considerations for advisors implementing CRM 3 regulations
“Growing demand for transparency”: How advisors can use CRM3 to strengthen client relationships and build trust.
What CRM 3 regulations mean for advisors and investors
The latest changes to the Client Relationship Model (CRM3) provides more transparent information for clients around the cost of their investments – and while it creates some additional work and expense for advisors, experts say it’s also an opportunity to strengthen client relationships.
“A serious effort to shift the economy:” How the 2025 Budget hopes to support business, defence and infrastructure spending
The 2025 federal Budget’s focus on infrastructure, defence and building the economy is the right move for these times, economists say, but execution is key, and it will take time to show real results.
What do bonds have to do with mortgage rates?
Banks lend you money for a mortgage, but they first borrow it themselves.
