Canada among countries exempt from Trump’s new tariffs, existing duties remain
Trump is going ahead with previously announced 25% tariffs on automobile imports
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The world reacts with caution to U.S. ‘reciprocal’ tariffs against dozens of nations
Australian PM was harshly critical: "This is not the act of a friend"
Former fund rep fined, banned over failed venture
Rep lost money alongside clients in unapproved outside investment
Tech roundup: CIBC launching new AI platform in April
Also, Singapore firm releases new underwriting platform
- By: Jonathan Got
Trump tariffs will worsen U.S. labour shortage: Scotiabank
Manufacturers don't have enough workers as it is, and labour force growth projections are soft
- By: Kevin Press
Global debt issuance hits Q1 record
JP Morgan tops underwriter rankings, BMO leads in mortgage-backed securities
- By: James Langton
IOSCO highlights gaps in principles adoption
Review covers implementation of systemic risk, regulatory perimeter processes
- By: James Langton
OSC approves crypto-backed lending
Firm allowed to offer loans collateralized by bitcoin, ether
- By: James Langton
OSC seeks settlement with prediction market
Betting events amounted to binary options, regulator alleges
- By: James Langton
Tariff tally: Where Canada-U.S. trade stands ahead of next milestone
Pause on 25% blanket tariffs on Canadian goods to be lifted Wednesday; details on auto tariffs still fuzzy
FINRA touts success of senior helpline
Service has helped recover money for investors, generated enforcement referrals
- By: James Langton
Global M&A rises, despite U.S. stumbles
Goldman Sachs leads global league tables, Canada too
- By: James Langton
Big Six to suffer from trade turmoil
Recession to drive higher loan losses, weaker earnings, Fitch says
- By: James Langton
Weak U.S. hurts global equity issuance
Rebound in China helps offset decline in U.S. activity
- By: James Langton
Envestnet brings direct indexing to UMAs in Canada
Launch is part of firm's broader initiative to expand within the country
- By: IE Staff
To connect with financial planning clients, building trust is essential
Planner-client relationships thrive on communication and confidence
- By: Tashia Batstone
How much top insurance CEOs earned in 2024
CEO compensation ranged from $6.1 to $20.5 million
- By: Jonathan Got
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