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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The promise of AI could be tested by investors this year

After rewarding select tech stocks for their AI infrastructure spending, investors are now asking if all that spending can be monetized

The promise of AI could be tested by investors this year

Why Canadians don't retire

Unpacking the barriers to retirement for Canadians that advisors need to be aware of now

Why Canadians don't retire

Trudeau has resigned, where does that leave Canadian investors?

Markets had priced in likelihood of his departure warmly, but lengthy prorogation could introduce uncertainty

Trudeau has resigned, where does that leave Canadian investors?

CEO predicts that gold will hit $3,000 USD per ounce

Citing geopolitical instability, the rise of the BRICs nations, and continued appetite, bullion fund manager argues for the yellow metal

CEO predicts that gold will hit $3,000 USD per ounce

Trudeau might have just killed the cap gains hike, but CRA will tell the final story

The decision to prorogue parliament has created even more uncertainty for advisors and their clients about any increase in the capital gains inclusion rate

Trudeau might have just killed the cap gains hike, but CRA will tell the final story

How one advisor earned her place in the Order of Canada

A personal and professional commitment to philanthropy and financial literacy was highlighted in this advisor's honour

How one advisor earned her place in the Order of Canada

Justin Trudeau decides his future

Decision comes after dramatic resignation of his Finance Minister, growing discontent among the Liberal Caucus

Justin Trudeau decides his future

Why one CIO expects US equities to lead again in 2025

Lesley Marks explains that despite expensive market, there's a value play powered by 'America First' policy

Why one CIO expects US equities to lead again in 2025

Despite economic threats, political upheaval Ken Grewal sees promise for Canada

Founder of Forthlane Partners explains how he approaches new US-Canadian tensions for HNW clients

Despite economic threats, political upheaval Ken Grewal sees promise for Canada

Why financial markets may have finally returned to a post-GFC 'normal'

What the end of free money means for investors and asset managers

Why financial markets may have finally returned to a post-GFC 'normal'