Competition is heating up as firms scramble to meet rising demand for ETFs
The completed deal creates the third-largest Canadian active asset manager with $166 billion in assets under management
The new rules aim to enhance transparency and protection for investors
The rules are part of an overall effort to bolster competition among U.K. investment fund managers
Addenda Capital, Greystone Managed Investments and Phillips, Hager & North lead institutional rankings
The companies believe the deal will result in a company that offers a more effective and viable platform for enhancing shareholder value
The improved outlook compared with last year is reflective of the fact active managers are embracing passive investments
Firms will see higher demand for their products as well as lower effective tax rates
Several key factors affected the relative returns of some mutual fund families
Charlemagne forms the basis of Fiera’s European division