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Advisors may have it all wrong: An expert is pointing to why China threatens Canadian securities more than Greece ever could.

One investment company is looking to merge its funds, following the recent changes to the fundamental investment objectives of two of its mutual funds.

One industry veteran may have ferreted out why dealers balk at compensating clients even for the relatively small amounts clogging up OBSI files.

Monday’s decline on the TSX is exposing just how much more exposed to the effects of both Greece and China Canadian investors are than their counterparts in the US.

Institutional money managers have increasingly looking to exchange-traded funds to take advantage of their liquidity, transparency and ease of implementation – and one recent report shows that trend is only the beginning.

In terms of our own businesses, testimonials are social proof that someone other than us (or our mothers) think that what we sell is pretty good. But do they really work?

Now that Greece overwhelmingly has voted ‘no’ in its referendum, the EU begins to ponder what life will be like without the island nation.

Advisor are already weighing in on the implications of Greece’s referendum vote Sunday.

In a bid to keep clients happy, one of the bigger fund companies in Canada is lowering some of its fees while also bringing out some new products focused on a growing segment in an increasingly popular compensation model.

While many are still basking in the afterglow of the landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court on gay marriage and the recent Gay Pride festivities in Toronto, Ont., one company has prided itself for several years as being at the forefront of promoting LGBT equality in the workplace.