The U.S. market outperformed last year, but clients shouldn't give up on Canada.
The extent to which JPMorgan Chase employees knew about Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme is still unclear, respite regulators’ attempts to draw the information out, says the New York Times.
Centralized loan obligations, a little-known product made of bundles of loans to debt-laden companies, may be on the way out because of America’s new banking laws, says the New York Times.
There are 268 new billionaires on the planet, swelling the ranks of the ultra-rich to 1,645, says Forbes.
February was a strong month for Canadian and U.S. ETFs.
Your clients should focus on capturing global growth this year.
Canadians are 10 times more likely to classify themselves as research focused (71%) than emotional (7%) investors.
While the S&P 500 rewarded investors with a 32.4% return in 2013, hedge funds investors got 9.8%, says Business Insider.
The U.S. economy is gradually improving, but not everyone sees that.
Equity’s great year was at the expense of fixed income, and that trend is just getting started, says a report by NEI Investments.