In the end, they were destined to exchange trading vows.
Independent film financing is finding a new investor base in Canada.
RBC Insurance has cancelled contracts with all but 14 of its MGAs.
Low-interest rates and market volatility continue to take their toll on the insurance industry. They have claimed yet another victim, as IA Clarington has decided to discontinue its GMWB series.
As the real-estate industry awaits the impact of new mortgage rules on prospective homebuyers, people are focusing on low mortgage rates.
Assumption Life has decided to drop their permanent insurance products, joining the list of companies that have already put the products on the chopping block and confirmed a de-risking trend is at play in the industry.
Despite a dismal global outlook, Canadians equities are doing well.
The Agencies Regulation Committee (ARC) of the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR) recently submitted a position paper addressing potential MGA-related issues raised by the public and media.
Whether it’s a co-ownership of a family cottage with a sibling, or of an urban rental property, the legal structure of the ownership agreement plays a key role in determining tax implications.
China’s decision to double the trading band of its currency has revived talk of it becoming a potential alternative to the U.S. dollar as reserve currency. However, the move will have little meaning for investors in the near term.