Justin da Rosa

Justin da Rosa

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Echelon names investment banking head

Seasoned veteran joins the independent wealth management and capital-markets firm

Echelon names investment banking head

Bank of Canada announcement

The central bank reveals its rate decision

Bank of Canada announcement

Fed rate decision comes in

The Federal Reserve announced its benchmark rate target Wednesday afternoon; did it prove predictions right?

Fed rate decision comes in

Watch: Ryan Gosling explains the market collapse using Jenga

“That can’t be right … the ratings agencies, the banks, the government? You’re saying they’re all asleep at the wheel?”

Watch: Ryan Gosling explains the market collapse using Jenga

BoC announces rate

The latest central bank decision is in – but does it align with analyst predictions?

BoC announces rate

Big banks giving breaks to foreign investors

An investigative report is highlighting the role some financial advisors may have played in helping Chinese nationals spirit millions of dollars out of their country and into Canadian real estate among other key investments

Big banks giving breaks to foreign investors

Fed minutes hint at rate hike

The Fed minutes from its July 28-29 meeting, released Wednesday afternoon, reveal a rate hike is still in the cards but that a hard date has not yet been reached

Fed minutes hint at rate hike

BoC rate decision comes in

The Bank of Canada has lowered its overnight rate to 1/2 per cent.

BoC rate decision comes in

Wealth advisors defect to mortgage brokering

Advisors-turned-mortgage brokers expect more will follow their lead, leaving CRM2 change behind.

Wealth advisors defect to mortgage brokering

Carrying a mortgage a smart investing move

Your high-net worth clients are proudly Canadian but are increasingly following in the steps of their American counterparts in choosing to carry forward their mortgages well past their ability to retire them.

Carrying a mortgage a smart investing move