The move continues consolidation in the Canadian banking industry

The unpaid receivables owed to former investors could lead to penalties for holding non-qualified investments

JPMorgan Chase CEO is warning that the economy is in a dire state, despite positive reports flooding the media. When JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon speaks, people tend to listen. Especially when he talks about the state of the economy.

“So when I look at the range of possible outcomes, you know, you can have that soft landing, I'm a little more worried that it may not be so soft and inflation may not quite go away as people expect, I'm not talking about just this year, I'm talking about 25 and 26. I'm talking about the 10-year rate, the five-year rate, and you know that can have consequences.”

But no one seems to be sounding the alarm. Dimon warns about a false sense of security. “So don't get lulled into a false sense of security, that 'cause the today looks okay, that tomorrow's gonna be okay.”

This is a strong warning for the whole of America.

How investment advisors rated their firms’ support offerings and tools

Easing financial pressures are expected to slow decline in credit quality, boost loan demand

June 25 is indeed the date that the hike will take place

Capgemini’s annual World Wealth Report focuses on personalization and growing competition from family offices

According to the new Capgemini World Wealth Report, advisors and families offices are eyeing the same pool of ultra-wealthy clients. By working together, they could both benefit.

OSC relief addresses potential mismatch between settlement cycles

Chubb shares jumped in mid-May when Warren Buffett announced the company was Berkshire Hathaway’s secret stock pick.

Because the court found that the SEC exceeded its authority in setting the rule, the judges didn’t evaluate the remaining issues, according to the ruling.

The ruling overturns an appeals court decision that found the company lacked legal standing.

Total inflows have reached $24 billion this year

Claim alleges that bank failed to disclose deficiencies fast enough