David Kitai

David Kitai

David Kitai is a senior editor in the Wealth vertical for Key Media. He is responsible for content across Wealth Professional and Benefits and Pensions Monitor. He’s a graduate of the Master of Journalism program at the University of British Columbia.

David is a journalist with experience in magazine editing, radio production, and international reporting in Toronto, Vancouver, and Tbilisi. He loves wine and cooking and is always looking for a new recipe.

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A nuanced approach to values-based investing

A combination of portfolio fundamentals, structured overlays, and deep client knowledge inform this advisor’s approach when his clients want their values reflected in their portfolios

A nuanced approach to values-based investing

The BoC is cutting, but has its pivot come too late?

Dovish language and cuts offer respite for bond investors, but may be too late to prevent weakening consumers, economy

The BoC is cutting, but has its pivot come too late?

Untangling cottage tax issues

Family cottages can snarl up tax and estate plans, but proactive advisors can help

Untangling cottage tax issues

Bank of Canada announces key interest rate

Meeting follows a cut in June and further evidence of economic slowdown

Bank of Canada announces key interest rate

How slowing economy will guide BoC cuts, equity markets

Signs of slowdowns appear to buoy odds of a Bank of Canada cut this week, spurring rotations away from mega-caps, but volatility is expected

How slowing economy will guide BoC cuts, equity markets

Gold isn't behaving normally, but it still looks attractive

BMO GAM CIO explains why gold prices have outpaced the S&P 500 and what’s driving further interest in the yellow metal

Gold isn't behaving normally, but it still looks attractive

How to build a cross-border network

Specialist advisor explains how he built his network, outlines practices and pitfalls for other advisors to be aware of

How to build a cross-border network

Why Vanguard thinks 30 per cent is the sweet spot for home bias

Canadians are shedding their much-maligned home bias, but they're still well above the 30 per cent that Vanguard says strikes the right balance

Why Vanguard thinks 30 per cent is the sweet spot for home bias

Could falling inflation spur back-to-back rate cuts?

Mackenzie's chief fixed income strategist outlines how markets greeted yesterday's CPI print and the likelihood of further Bank of Canada cuts

Could falling inflation spur back-to-back rate cuts?

Unpacking "the nastiest, hardest problem in finance"

Decumulation is fast becoming a crisis, how can advisors help their clients?

Unpacking "the nastiest, hardest problem in finance"