ETF boutiques find their niche
In a market dominated by big banks and multinationals, smaller providers must overcome significant barriers to thrive
- By: Melissa Shin
- October 15, 2023 October 11, 2023
- 00:06
In a market dominated by big banks and multinationals, smaller providers must overcome significant barriers to thrive
Two experts explain their selections
We asked three experts
Both products offer fractional exposure to U.S. stocks, but they differ substantially from one another
History suggests ETF trends are often momentary phenomena tied to unique market conditions
Funds that launch first often gather more assets and charge higher fees, but they don’t always maintain their top status
Fed’s proposed new rules will be more restrictive
Newsmaker: George Mavroudis has seen his firm expand globally. Now he’s eyeing the retail market
Interest revenue and fee income have boosted profits
Fund industry pushes back on reforms to address liquidity issues
Ineligibility for the basic exemption disadvantages commonly used structures
Newsmaker: In a more crowded ETF field, Rohit Mehta says there’s still room for innovation
The CSA extended the comment period for competing corporate governance proposals
Regulators are examining the sector to determine if reforms are needed
Advisors see opportunities as the account grows in popularity
Low collection rates and potentially high administration costs raise concern
Clients have until end of year to take advantage of looser C-208 rules
A critical mass of activity shows intent to rein in the industry
The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization has a lot more work to do, says Andrew Kriegler, inaugural president and CEO
Regulators are proposing more extensive disclosure from issuers
Rules take effect for the 2026 reporting year, with clients receiving disclosure in 2027
A conversation with a stockbroker sparked Brandt Butt’s initial interest in finance
Wealthy clients who earn capital gains and make large donations will be hit
In 2023, employers are paying 44.7% more at the top end than in 2018
PMAC, IIAC and others weigh in on rules proposed by Ontario’s Capital Markets Modernization Taskforce